‘Never in a million years’: alligator strolls into North Carolina bagel shop
The Quick Take
3ft-long reptile was looking for a nosh before animal protective services safely removed it from establishment Surveillance cameras installed in a North Carolina bagel shop caught a small alligator purposefully strolling though the back door, through the stockroom and to the front counter, startling employees and customers – one of whom armed himself with a chair against the intruder. The 3ft-long
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