Another day, another giant alligator in Florida.

Wildlife officials wrangled a nearly 12-foot gator strolling down a street in Ocala over the weekend, authorities said.

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The Marion County Sheriff’s Office said they received a call about an 11 feet, 6 inches alligator and kept a close watch on the reptile until the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) arrived at the scene.

“Always something...” the department wrote on Facebook.

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The FWC captured the gator. It took five officials to load the huge reptile into the back of a pickup so it could be relocated to a secluded area, police said.

“Never a dull moment in Marion County...geez he is big!” the department wrote.

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Since alligator mating season began in April, the Sunshine State has seen gators of various sizes pop up in some unexpected places.

Last week, a “friendly” alligator was discovered “preparing for takeoff” after the reptile wandered onto a runway at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa Bay. In Bonita Springs, a three-legged gator followed a woman home from a golf course and reportedly “stared inside for hours.”