Wildlife trapper expert Todd Hardwick was called to a Florida residential home early Sunday to remove a 10-foot crocodile from the swimming pool.
Officials returned the croc to its natural habitat after pulling it from the pool.
Pesky Critters Wildlife Control/AMAZING ANIMALS+ /TMX10-foot crocodileThe homeowners called the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission who sent well-known trapper Todd Hardwick and his team from Pesky Critters Wildlife Control. A video released by Pesky Critters shows Hardwick and his assistant, Jeff Peterla, roping the crocodile, which fights back. The water splashes all over the pool deck, creating a slick and dangerous footing situation.
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