


It seems that the 1,100 pound reptile didn't like the noise of the mower disturbing him, or maybe he didn't think they were doing a good enough job. Either way, Elvis came out after the keeper, who wisely put the mower between himself and the charging gator. So Elvis grabbed the mower, raised it up off the ground and took it back in the water with him. Then again, maybe Elvis just had some water lilies that had overgrown.
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