Florida alligator caught on camera 'chilling' in storm pipe: 'What's next...ninja gators?'

An alligator was found "chilling" in an Ovideo stormwater pipe while workers were performing a maintenance check last week.

The backstory:

According to the City of Ovideo, footage of the gator was captured by workers from Shenandoah, a company contracted by the city to help maintain the pipes, on Wednesday, May 14.

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It was the second time the firm reported finding a gator in the pipe.

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What they're saying:

"While looking for cracks and anomalies, they found this cutie," the city wrote in social media posts. "The first part of the video has been sped up to show the work they were doing before following the alligator. We aren’t sure if this is the same alligator from a few years ago, but it’s just as fun to watch!

"Also, the pipes are good. No leaks," they added.

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One commenter on the social media post referred to the alligator as a "pipe puppy" and another asked, "What's next…ninja gators?"

The city says the "cutie" was not stuck inside. Since the pipes are big, it can go in and out of the stormwater drains.

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The Source: Information for this story was collected from the City of Ovideo Facebook page and Storyful.

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