Humans v. alligators - alligators +2

[Peter1469]

Humans v. alligators - alligators +2

Alligators are in the lead!

For the second time in a week, a body has been found in a Florida waterway in the clutches of an alligator.

The St. Petersburg Police Department responded on Thursday morning after a body was found in the mangroves of Lake Maggiore, according to a press release.




Media reports said witnesses saw the body being dragged around and surrounded by multiple alligators.




“I seen the gator chomping on it," Otis Crawford told WFTS, an ABC affiliate serving Tampa Bay. WFTS said Crawford called police after seeing the body.

“I walked out onto the dock out there, took a video and kind’ve determined it’s something.” he told WFTS. “I’m glad I noticed before the gator got the body into the bushes and then nobody would have ever known.”

[Common]

Human no gun vs aligator, aligator wins. Human with gun vs aligator, human wins

Gators are protected in fla and even with the boas they are flourishing. Their numbers have greatly increased and so has the interactions with humans. Theres been alot of gator human stories down here in the last year or two and they seem to be picking up

[Peter1469]

It is possible that drug gangs are using the gators to try to hid the evidence.

[Cotton1]

It is possible that drug gangs are using the gators to try to hid the evidence.

Drugs = bad
Drug carrying Gator = very bad
Gator addicted to drugs= menace to swamp-ciety.

[texan]

It’s so hard to say. Soon there will be python kills kid. Because they won’t go get those things. I think they had a recent hunt and killed a couple thousand with bounties paid. But that ain’t making a dent. They let it go too long. It’s like the Afghanistan foot hills in those swamps with 15-25 foot snake skin in there.