Alligator Leaps Into Air To Catch A Drone, Netizens Are Amazed. WATCH

"Wild life captured the drone. Lesson from this video : give some privacy to animals," wrote a user.

Alligator leaps into air to catch a drone

Drones have become an important part of the photography world. It helps people to capture exquisite pictures and videos along with spectacular aerial shots. However, using drones to capture wildlife can sometime lead to some untoward situations. In a video that is going viral on the internet, an alligator jumped out of water and caught the drone that was filming it.

The clip was shared on a Twitter account called How Things Work, with the caption ''Using drones to capture wildlife video footage.''

In the video one can see a drone hovering over a waterbody and an alligator following it. After a few minutes the gator suddenly jumps out and grabs the drone with its mouth and goes back into the water. The hovering noise of the drone probably attracted the alligator's attention towards it.

Using drones to capture wildlife video footage. 🐊😮 pic.twitter.com/RCdzhTcGSf

— H0W_THlNGS_W0RK (@HowThingsWork_) December 19, 2022

Since being shared on the micro-blogging site, the video has amassed 10 lakh views, 33.8k likes and several comments.

"Wild life captured the drone. Lesson from this video : give some privacy to animals," wrote a user.

Wild life captured the drone 🤣

Lesson from this video : give some privacy to animals.

— Fahad (@DawaFahad) December 20, 2022

"Wow! I'm not sure how deep the bottom is, but this little guys leap out of the water is very impressive!, wrote another user.

Wow! I'm not sure how deep the bottom is, but this little guys leap out of the water is very impressive! 😅

— 🏥Healthcare & Human Rights Advocate 🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@1ChicagoHopeful) December 20, 2022

"deserved, saw that coming from a mile away," wrote a third.

😂deserved, saw that coming from a mile away.

— ShâqKīłł🇯🇲 (@Onelove_shaq) December 20, 2022

"Thanks for the info, now i know how far i have to be from the boat, when in Florida," wrote a fourth.

Thanks for the info, now i know how far i have to be from the boat, when in Florida

— Almoud 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧 (@almoud85) December 22, 2022