A gigantic alligator caught by a family in Alabama earlier this month has set a Safari Club International world record.
AL.com reports a pair of master
measurers from Safari Club International examined the 1,000-pound
alligator on Friday, determining a total length of 15-feet, 9-inches.
That's 13 inches longer than the organization's previous world record American alligator, which had been killed in Texas.
The Alabama alligator was caught by the Stokes family after battling
with it for more than five hours. It was hooked in a creek about 80
miles west of Montgomery.
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