One of the most famous alligators in Hollywood has sadly passed away.
Morris, a 10ft 11in long reptile, was estimated to be over 80 years old.
He worked with the likes of Eddie Murphy and Steve Irwin in Dr. Doolittle 2 and Adam Sandler in Happy Gilmore.
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The alligator, according to reports, worked in television and film from 1975 until 2006.
He then retired at the Colorado Gator Farm, which is where he passed on 11 May, reports Need To Know.
The farm posted: “[We’re] sad to report the passing of our oldest alligator, Morris.
“Morris was known for his work in many movies and TV shows.
“His exact age was unknown and by his growth rate and tooth loss, we can estimate his age at over 80 years.
“While we knew this was inevitable, we are very saddened by his loss to old age.
“RIP Morris.”
In a clip, one of the team is seen stroking the alligator, who is still in the water, while holding back tears.
He talks about Morris, stating that he’s been at the farm for 20 years before acting “strange” about a week ago.
The alligator wasn’t taking food, or interested in chicken.
While he notes it’s not as tragic as some of Morris’ family members who have passed away, it still hasn’t been easy.
Another clip reveals that they’ve decided to have the reptile taxidermied so he can “continue to scare children for years to come.”
They wrote: “It’s what he would have wanted.
“We went ahead and made a video of his weight, so folks could understand how massive he really was.”
Morris is hoisted up by a crane and weighed in at a whopping 640lbs.
The team gathers to give their final goodbyes and take photos.
Users have flocked to the comments to share their condolences and experiences with Morris.
“The way you care for him and love him even after he’s passed is one of the most beautiful things to witness,” Elizabeth said.

Jeff added: “We will never forget how amazing it was to meet with Morris.”
“RIP Morris! It was awesome getting to see you in person!! Can’t wait to see you be immortalized for years to come,” Emma commented.
Tina said: “Morris was awesome what an awesome way to celebrate him. He was a celebrity.”
“Just like in Happy Gilmore! I was hoping you guys would do this for him,” Jason added.

Morris’ death comes just months after Paul Hogan’s Crocodile Dundee co-star, Burt, died in Darwin, Australia.