Alligator becomes the surprise guest of the picnic of a Florida couple, food "demolished"

This spread was too good to be eaten by humans.

A Florida couple enjoying a romantic picnic by the side of a lake on the campus of the University of Florida on Monday received an unexpected guest when an alligator went to school. walked,

"Out of nowhere, a big gator started to swim very fast and we said to ourselves:" Hey, he probably will not get out of the water. "We'll just relax, it's good, then it worked, the bank, "said Taylor Forte at FOX35.

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Forte, a student at UF, said the reptile had gone to a picnic with her fiancé, Trevor, along Alice Lake.

"Demolished all our food, threw the block of cheese in her mouth, caught it like a dog," she told FOX35.

An alligator on Monday demolished a picnic for a couple at the University of Florida.
(Courtesy of Taylor Forte)

Forte said that she was "well aware" that there were gators out there and that she usually liked to watch them – but the couple certainly did not expect that one of them wants to join the picnic. After eating the food and cracking a bowl filled with guacamole, the reptile remained stretched until Forte's fiancé frightened him.

"It scared the bears," she says. "He ran up and acted all tall, and he whistled and got angry then he left."

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No one was injured during the incident and no major damage was reported, with the exception of the bowl on which the gator bit. Strong, however, said that the incident was "definitely memorable".

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According to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, alligators start dating in early April and get married in May or June. In addition to moving away from their lagoons, warmer temperatures also stimulate the metabolism of alligators, making them more active and more aggressive when they hunt their prey and mate as well.

The FWC recommends not to swim at dusk or dawn – the most active hours of an alligator – to keep animals on a leash and away from water and to maintain a safe distance if the large creature was coming across you – or a picnic.