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PHOTOS: Alligator under a house in Wilmington

Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service pulls a five and a half foot alligator out from under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service pulls a five and a half foot alligator out from under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
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Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service pulls a five and a half foot alligator out from under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service pulls a five and a half foot alligator out from under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
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Jimmy English with Wildlife Removal Service attempts to corral a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Jimmy English with Wildlife Removal Service attempts to corral a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
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Jimmy English with Wildlife Removal Service sits on a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Jimmy English with Wildlife Removal Service sits on a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
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Jimmy English, left, and Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service measure a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo] [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Jimmy English, left, and Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service measure a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo] [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Wilmington StarNews
Jimmy English with Wildlife Removal Service secures the mouth of a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Jimmy English with Wildlife Removal Service secures the mouth of a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Wilmington StarNews
Jimmy English, left, and Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service pull a five and a half foot alligator out from under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Jimmy English, left, and Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service pull a five and a half foot alligator out from under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Wilmington StarNews
Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service pulls a five and a half foot alligator out from under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Bubba English with Wildlife Removal Service pulls a five and a half foot alligator out from under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. Jimmy English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Wilmington StarNews
Bubba English, left, and Jimmy English with Wildlife Removal Service secures a the mouth of a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
Bubba English, left, and Jimmy English with Wildlife Removal Service secures a the mouth of a five and a half foot alligator that was found under a house off Shipyard Blvd. in Wilmington N.C., Sunday, September 23, 2018. English said that itÕs not unusual to find alligators that have become disoriented after a major storm. He expects to see more when all of the waters recede. [Matt Born/StarNews Photo]
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