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Sunday
Feb282010

Please Don't Feed the Gators

American alligators were widely poached in Florida until the 1960s, but their numbers have rebounded to the point where the state has to actively mediate human interactions with the more than 1 million gators residing in Florida. Still, you'd think a word to the wise should be sufficient.

Evidently not according to this sign on Sanibel Island.

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It appears that there is a tiny person feeding a tiny alligator inside the stomach of a much bigger alligator. Not only that, but there's a really guy who really likes this.

March 8, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterGinny Wright

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