Adorable Video Shows Alligator Failing To Catch Its Food And Getting Embarrassed In The Process
The latest video to make you go all 'aww' is of an adorable alligator named Seven who had a slight mishap during meal time and couldn't help but feel embarrassed about it. Yes, animals have emotions just like human beings do and even they have their weak moments at times.
Who doesn't like watching adorable animal videos? People can spend hours and hours on the internet just 'aww-ing' at all the funny, weird and amazing things animals can do.
The latest 'cute' animal video is of an adorable alligator named Seven, who had a slight mishap during meal time and couldn't help but feel embarrassed about it. Yes, animals have emotions just like human beings do and even they have their weak moments.
The clip, which was posted on Instagram, is shot in the Everglades Holiday Park in Florida - Seven lives there. It was shared with the caption, 'How cute is Seven fumbling the chicken and getting embarrassed! He¡¯s so adorable, @gabbynikolle and I were feeding him and trying to make a cool impressive video with the big gator and instead, it became an adorable one. At @evergladesholidaypark (sic).'
The cutesy video shows the alligator-keeper, Chris, holding up a piece of chicken for Seven, but the moment the alligator tries to eat, he misses and the meat falls on the ground instead. The alligator feels embarrassed and walks straight into the water.
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Amused by its reaction, Chris and Gabby then try to call him back to get its food, which it does after much persuasion.
The caption of the video also dishes out certain details about Seven. It reads, 'Seven is green in this video, that¡¯s just an algae accumulation from the pump being broken that week, it¡¯s totally normal and does not affect the gators in any way. They have it in the wild all the time. But it does bring up the point, there are actually NO GREEN GATORS!! even though they¡¯re portrayed green in every cartoon and animation, they do not have green skin! Black, gray, yellows, oranges in their patterns, but no green. The only green you¡¯ll see is from algae like this (sic)'.
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Wait, alligators are NOT green? Time to re-evaluate everything!
