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This is the monster alligator shot dead by a hunter after it began feasting on his cattle. The huge animal, weighing in at 800lb 360kg and measuring 15ft 4.5m , was shot by Lee Lightsey after he found it in his ponds surrounded by mutilated cattle. It was the biggest animal he had shot in 18 years, the BBC
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