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I don’t think that an alligator can go back, but just forward and turn.
Here, it needs to backup to escape, so, that half cage should be just as effective as a full cage in keeping it securely.
The alligator could be dead/stuffed/fake. It could also be tied down very well. And is that a camera I see? Perhaps this a scene in progress of being filmed? I can not really see a fail here.
Another example of Submitter = Fail
Coming soon Crocodile Dundee XII.
How fail, fool?
The alligator is tied, look closely right behind its front pair of legs and also by the end of its tail. The cage must be to stop overly curious people from getting too close to its mouth.
the cage is because alligators can only walk foreward
No it is real and it not an alligator it is a Australian Salt Water Crocodile.
I just have to love my nation. I love that Bottle shop behind it too
It’s an Alligator transport fail because it’s a saltwater crocodile.
Definitely taken in Australia…note we are driving on the correct side of the road!
I’d say it’s dead/stuffed/fake.
it’s real mate, picture taken by a friend of mine in Broome the other week!
And it’s probably not an alligator, but a salt water crocodile … it looks like an Australian town, probably somewhere in Northern Queensland
Alligators don’t drive on the left. So judging by the parking arrangements, the red dirt on the Landcruiser, the proportion of white cars and the fact that there’s an advertisement for BottleMart in the picture, I’d say this is somewhere in the Northern Territory (Australia).
Therefore, it’s a crocodile, likely a Saltie.
My point exactly (ok, I guessed QLD, but still …)
I’m a Yank and even I noticed this looked like Australia and not the US (and therefore a croc, not an alligator).
there are crocodiles in the US you know
Or up near Broome.
like a boss
It’s not an alligator, they don’t get that big, they are also wider & stumpier & don’t live in Australia.
Also as others have said, crocodiles(or alligators for that matter) can’t move backwards & since the croc clearly has no room to turn around it’s not going anywhere.
aaaaaaaaaaand, it’s actually a crocodile. Possibly from Broome (Western Australia) after their crocodile park closed down.
lol. posted on fb for my hometowners to confirm. Broome, WA … BUT it’s the fibreglass croc from the park. the end,
That’s a crocadile not an alligator
1) It’s a crocodile, not an alligator.
2) It’s tied down. The cage is at the head end because that’s the dangerous end.
3) Of course crocodiles can go backwards. Stand behind one if you don’t believe me.
I see no fail, only win. Should she have stuffed the croc in the car? Tied it to the roof? Don’t think so.
Alligator transport FAIL or Tactical Trunk Monkey Upgrade WIN?
That picture was taken in Darwin, Northern Territory Australia. The crocodile was a plastic one being moved from a display…….. mind you, if I didn’t know that, it would have been a funny pic……..
Moot point but – that’s not an Alligator. It’s a crocodile and that’s in Australia somewhere – looks like Darwin. It will have been tranquillised and tied down.
Even without the (copious) clues, you can see that isnt an aligator. Course its a saltie. There is your fail, right there.
Considering this is Australia (check what side of the road they are driving) This is not an Alligator. It’s a Crocodile.
Just incase you guys havent relised it.. Its a Croc.. and Its Probally Darwin/Broome.. and its fiberglass…
I’m just letting you know =P