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1:05Now PlayingA Florida woman is fighting to keep her clothes-wearing pet alligator, which she says she's raised like a child. Mary Thorn of Lakeland says her alligator, a 125-pound gentle giant named Rambo, could be taken by the state because he's grown too large. "Rambo has been with me since he was a baby," Thorn told InsideEdition.com. "This animal is more like a human than an alligator." According to Florida state captive wildlife rules, a gator of that size must have 2.5 acres of land on which to live. #InsideEdition
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