A model of an alligator emerging from a sewer manhole in a shopping center. The sewer alligator is an urban legend centered around alligators that live in sewers outside alligators' native range. Some cities in which sewer alligators have supposedly been found are New York City and Paris.

The Sewer Gator trope as used in popular culture. Alligators that have been flushed down the toilet will end up living in the sewers down below the streets.

Sewer Gators (スーワ・ゲーターズ, Sūwa gētāzu?) was an American documentary series following the investigation of strange sightings in the United States. The show was presented by Peter Walken who, in a typical paranormal investigation format, would enter the house as a team with a camera man and the...

May 11, 2023 · Road crews in Oviedo, Florida, proved the NYC urban legend was a Sunshine State reality after discovering an 5-foot gator residing in a storm pipe during a pothole inspection.

The Sewer Alligators is a urban legend fascinating tale that has place New YorkCity, New York captured the imagination of many over the years. The story goes that baby alligators were imported as exotic pets in the 1930s, but as they grew …

Sewer Alligators are said to be alligators living in the sewers. Those who disagree regard them as urban legends, despite the fact that many alligators have been unearthed. They're sometimes mistaken for pets who were dumped in the sewage after they grew too huge.

Nov 13, 2020 · It’s believed that this gator escaped from a steamer in the East River and swam up a sewer outflow pipe and ended up in Harlem. This was the first real case of a giant sewer gator in New York City and the photo went “viral” or as viral as it could go in 1935.

Dec 7, 2023 · Sewer alligator folklore centers around claims about a population of alligators living in the city sewers. Accounts often add fanciful details such as alligators growing to monstrous proportions due to feeding on rodents or supposedly nutritious sewage garbage.

Despite its persistence in popular culture, thorough investigations and urban research have consistently disproved the existence of sewer alligators. The New York City sewer system, while vast and complex, has not provided any concrete evidence of …

Clancy Jarvis (クランシー・ジャービス, Kuranshī Jābisu?) was an American cameraman for the paranormal Internet series, Sewer Gators. He was involved in the Dulvey Haunted House case of June 2017.