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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How have they not found the boy yet?[/quote] The ugly truth is that the Gator may have eaten him. They don't normally actually eat people - the bite can kill, but they rarely actually eat people - but this was a small child. I'm amazed at the people asking how a Gator got into the lagoon. We have two gators (that I know of) in the man made retention pond in our back yard. Wildlife control will relocate them when they reach 6 feet. Every house on our lake has kids. The kids are outside all the time and know not to play in the water. I worry more about the water moccasins than about the gators. It's been said so many times in this thread - In Florida you assume all fresh water has gators. [/quote] You can't have it both ways - either gators are a risk in "all fresh water" in Florida, and you make that risk known at your resort where you host people not from Florida, or you don't post a warning about gators because it's such a rare and freak thing to happen. What you do not do is have an explicit "no swimming" warning, including numerous signs picturing a person swimming in a circle with a line though it, when the risk isn't really about swimming. [b]Not everyone knows the whole state is infested with alligators. [/b] [/quote] I am in SHOCK that so many people are so ignorant. [/quote] Really? Do you know about all the wildlife in other states? Like New Mexico and Arizona?[/quote] The dangerous shit that can kill me? Yes. If I'm visiting a place, I make it my business to research the area. Now, if some rare, exotic animal gets me when I wander into their territory, I guess my time was up. [/quote]
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