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Horse attacking alligator

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A wild horse attacking violently in an alligator, the Paynes Prairie Wildlife Park in Florida. After having repulsed the whopping reptile with four other horses, a horse came out of the tall grass to give the alligator a few kicks. The latter tried to defend himself by biting the horse's feet. Park managers confirmed that the two animals are not injured.

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