A massive alligator turned heads in Central Florida over the weekend.
In a video taken Sunday afternoon at the Circle B Bar Reserve in Lakeland, the gigantic reptile appears out of some brush and slowly walks across a patch of grass on the reserve's Marsh Rabbit Run. Onlookers are seen in the background peering at the wild beast through camera lenses.
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Local residents have nicknamed the alligator "Humpback," according to comments on the video.
The video of "Humpback" had been shared more than 20,000 times as of Monday afternoon.
Last year, a 14- to 15-foot alligator drew comparisons to a dinosaur after it was seen walking on a golf course in Palmetto, Florida, ABC Tampa affiliate WFTS reported.