It’s no secret that the great outdoors can be a wild, dangerous place.
This latest incident proves once again that Mother Nature is not to be trifled with.
A group of golfers were minding their own business on a sunny Florida course, when suddenly their peaceful day took a terrifying turn.
Out of nowhere, an alligator emerged from the murky water, charging full speed at their golf cart as they passed by. The golfers, so shocked, swerved out of the way nearly plunging into the nearby pond!
They say there’s no such thing as a fair fight, but this gator didn’t seem to care about the size difference.
Indeed, the golfers were no match for the prehistoric predator, who clearly had revenge on its mind after centuries of being used as a hazard for golfers. Thankfully, everyone escaped without getting hurt!
Hat Tip To These Guys In A Golf Cart Who Almost Got Decapitated By This Alligator That Lunged At Them Out Of Nowhere https://t.co/3ZOSbF0MjF pic.twitter.com/guwpRBTauJ
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) March 1, 2024
Alligator in Florida charges after golf cart. pic.twitter.com/RETXYiKeeJ
— Mike Sington (@MikeSington) February 26, 2024
Watch: Alligator attacks 2 people in a golf cart in southern Florida https://t.co/z8WMJWPd3y
— Sir Real (@sirreal61) February 28, 2024
In another incident, a moose decided to attack some skiers who got too close. Males (bulls) can stand up to 6 feet tall at the shoulder and can weigh up to 1,500 pounds. Despite their size, moose can run at speeds of up to 35 miles per hour and are surprisingly agile and fast on land. These skiers got just got by!
WILD MOOSE CHASE: Bull moose charges after skiers at Colorado ski resort, chasing them over half a mile down a slope.
“Unable to outrun the big boy, I ducked behind a tree and hid until he disappeared from sight,” one woman said. https://t.co/eWRxfoSTXj pic.twitter.com/yDTzFiIsow
— ABC News (@ABC) January 23, 2019
Here are a few more close encounters for you to take a look at.
These stories remind us of the harsh reality of the animal thunderdome. You never know when the great outdoors will strike.
