Cyclists Encounter Massive Alligator Blocking Their Path - Comedy Videos

A group of cyclists encountered a shocking scene on their bike ride: a massive alligator blocking their path.

Animals deserve love, care and respect. They were put on earth by the same God who brought the universe into existence, creating the sun, moon and stars. He’s also the God who formed you and me. So, it should be evident that if animals are important enough for the Creator of the universe to put them on earth, then animals are worthy of kindness and respect. 

However, kindness, care and respect don’t always have to be delivered near the animal. In fact, respecting an animal’s space is often the best thing we can do for the animal and our sake. This is definitely true for bears, lions, tigers and most snakes. Looking at them from a safe distance and behind a reinforced barrier is best for everyone involved.

Well, that wasn’t the case for a group of cyclists. They were out enjoying a bike ride and trying to get a workout in when it was disrupted in a significant way. A massive alligator had decided to make itself at home by lying across the path of people biking. 

Thankfully, they spotted the mammoth creature before getting too close to the scaly being. 

But despite the animal’s presence, one woman was not all that frightened by it. She politely asked the alligator if it would allow her to pass by and continue her journey.

“Hey, big daddy, may I get by?” she asks of the gator. “I want to go ride my bike, come on!”

Eventually, the gigantic alligator gives in and grants the woman’s request to continue her workout. It gets up from the middle of the dirt path and slowly but surely trudges along, disappearing back into the weeds. 

If her bike ride hadn’t already elevated her heart rate, unexpectedly seeing a creature that big in your path would have quickly gotten the job done. 

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”