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Disney alligator attack: Investigation continues - CNN.com
Why? So it can be killed?
Which will change what?
Here's an idea, put signs around open bodies of water, rivers, creeks, and certainly on BEACHES that resorts own and manage that dangerous alligators may be present, but not easily seen.
This notion that a wild animal, doing what wild animals do, somehow get's a "taste for humans" is rather silly.
And how does anyone at this point "identify" the alligator that got the child?
According to news releases I saw the body was intact and only puncture wounds were evident. The child was not eaten.
Most likely drowned. So how does one "identify" the specific alligator?
Just seems really silly.
As a family mourns the death of their son, investigators are trying to pinpoint which alligator grabbed the 2-year-old and pulled him into a lagoon near a Walt Disney World hotel.
Why? So it can be killed?
Which will change what?
Here's an idea, put signs around open bodies of water, rivers, creeks, and certainly on BEACHES that resorts own and manage that dangerous alligators may be present, but not easily seen.
This notion that a wild animal, doing what wild animals do, somehow get's a "taste for humans" is rather silly.
And how does anyone at this point "identify" the alligator that got the child?
According to news releases I saw the body was intact and only puncture wounds were evident. The child was not eaten.
Most likely drowned. So how does one "identify" the specific alligator?
Just seems really silly.