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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What I would like to know is how feeding the gators, which is clearly illegal and I fully don't condone, contributed to this particular attack.  It seems to me the gator acted in its natural element--attacking small prey, at night, in shallow water.  I could see if the gator approached humans on the sandy beach or in the shallows at daytime, but this alligator attack appears to be typical gator behavior.  Could someone please help me understand this?  If not fed, would the gators typically move on from the bay completely?  [/quote]

Feeding alligators or any wild animal makes them unafraid of humans. Instead of moving away from a crowded beach, the alligator moved towards it. [/quote]

I hope Disney is adding signs that tell visitors that feeding the alligators is illegal, while they're adding the alligator warning signs.[/quote]

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Man that is an ugly sign. 
They won the battle maybe, but lost the war. If they had added signs preemptively, they could have been prettier Disney-er, even funny or entertaining signs. [/quote]

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