The Gator Crusader swims and selfies with over 20 gators
This video shows the heart-stopping moment a wildlife expert swims with more than 20 alligators.
In the footage, Michael Womer - known as the Gator Crusader - takes a selfie with the reptiles before deciding to swim with them.
He says that since he was already in the water with them, he should 'swim around with them for a bit, kiss their tail, rub their back and try to stay survive'.
The Gator Crusader may be short in stature but he doesn't let that stop him from swimming with the creatures
Crazy for gators: Known as the most eccentric and unusual gator trainer in Florida the Gator Crusader loves taking selfies with the animals
However, being surrounded by the dangerous reptiles doesn't faze the Gator Crusader.
At one point, he even rubs and kisses the tail of one of the creatures and lifts his hand over the gator's head to grabs its attention.
The next second, the Gator Crusader holds a key ring over one of the scaly beasts to encourage it to lift its head.
The alligator complies and is then rewarded with some food.
Alligator kisses: At one point he even kisses and rubs the tail of one of the creatures
But Orlando-based Womer is no match for hungry gators and quickly has to jump out of the water when he runs out of food.
Known as the shortest, most eccentric and unusual gator trainer in Florida, Womer's passion is alligators and he loves getting selfies with the 'awesome, beautiful animals'.
He has worked with alligators for 25 years and has posted clips of himself brushing a gator's teeth, texting with his phone inside a gator's mouth and reading an issue of a Deadpool comic to an eager gator audience.
Food for thought: The Gator Crusader attempts to get one of the alligators to lift its head with food and a key ring