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>An ordinary suburban doorstep turned into an unexpected wildlife zone when two massive alligators showed up and rang the doorbell of a Florida home. On Friday, a user known as byzvntine shared a terrifying 30-second video captured by the family's Ring doorbell camera, which showed the moment two uninvited guests, each scaly and powerfully built, appeared right at the front door. 'Had a few visitors this morning,' the user captioned the footage, which was shared to a popular Reddit forum dedicated to all things Florida. They weren't wacky neighbors, salesmen or solicitors - but two, enormous semi-aquatic reptiles, proving that not all terrible houseguests have the decency of knocking first. In the video, one of the alligators is seen towering by the front door on its hind legs with its snout pressed just inches away from the camera, offering a chilling glimpse into its fierce, predatory eye.
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>>An ordinary suburban doorstep turned into an unexpected wildlife zone when two massive alligators showed up and rang the doorbell of a Florida home.
On Friday, a user known as byzvntine shared a terrifying 30-second video captured by the family's Ring doorbell camera, which showed the moment two uninvited guests, each scaly and powerfully built, appeared right at the front door.
'Had a few visitors this morning,' the user captioned the footage, which was shared to a popular Reddit forum dedicated to all things Florida.
They weren't wacky neighbors, salesmen or solicitors - but two, enormous semi-aquatic reptiles, proving that not all terrible houseguests have the decency of knocking first.
In the video, one of the alligators is seen towering by the front door on its hind legs with its snout pressed just inches away from the camera, offering a chilling glimpse into its fierce, predatory eye.
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