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I thought a Florida alligator was walking near me on the road -- what it actually was shocked me
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1:16Now PlayingA massive, 5-foot-long lizard, presumed to be an Asian water monitor, was seen scurrying around a busy road in western Florida recently.
“He’s huge,” Renee Aland can be heard saying in video she posted on social media of the lizard. “He’s just strutting across the road. He’s heading to the other side of the road.”
When her daughter, Zoey Marzonie, asked if she should get closer to the lizard, her mother quickly answered, “Nope, just stay in the car.”
Aland said on Facebook she did a “double take” when she saw the lizard while driving down Hillsboro Road in the city of North Port, on May 20.
She said she called the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and then waited to capture it on video because the agency wouldn’t make a report “without photographic proof.”
Aland told WBBH-TV that she at first thought the lizard was an alligator.
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