Wildlife officers called to Texas Whataburger after baby alligator stops by for late-night visit
'Whataburger really is the choice of late night snacks for just about everyone, human and animal,' the local police joked
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}See you later, alligator.
A baby alligator wandered a bit too close to the entrance of a Whataburger restaurant in Texas on Friday, prompting a call to animal control — and a whole heap of jokes from the local police department.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}On Friday night, "our Aransas Pass Whataburger had a little visitor wanting a late-night BOB,” officers with the Port Aransas Police Department joked on Facebook, referencing the chain’s “breakfast on a bun” sandwich.
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“I guess it goes to show, Whataburger really is the choice of late-night snacks for just about everyone, human and animal!” they continued, confirming that Texas Parks and Wildlife were called to the scene sometime Friday evening.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}But the officers didn’t stop there. In a series of hashtags, the police in Aransas Pass joked that the gator, who stopped by for a #LateNightThnack, had asked for no onions, a toasted bun and picante sauce but #DidntEvenGetHisFoodToGo.
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Police also confirmed that officials with Texas Parks and Wildlife eventually removed and relocated the reptile, though they didn’t specify exactly where the alligator was transported.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}That said, one can only hope the Aransas Pass PD didn’t have it delivered to the McDonald’s directly across the street, just so they could keep cracking jokes about “quarter-pounders with teeth” or something.