Yes, I know what she's getting at.............
Florida woman fighting to keep trained pet alligator - NY Daily News
Florida woman fighting to keep trained pet alligator - NY Daily News
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Do you still miss Crocoduck?
Did Archie miss Edith? Did Laurel miss Hardy? Did Sears miss Roebuck?
That's the first time I've heard of an indoor gator.
It's sad. I suppose certain animals might revert to wild behavior, and that neither I nor the alligator-lady are not the experts on that.
I'm hoping that if she doesn't get to keep him, that he'll be well taken care of in the sanctuary that has offered to take him in. She'll get to visit and maybe bring him back home on occasion. Course, taking Rambo out of his home environment might kill him or make him turn mean.
When I lived in Florida it was quite common to hear of small children and dogs eaten by alligators. Does this still happen in your area?
I thought that alligators only have a brain the size of a walnut, and couldn't be trained...... The photos of Rambo look like he's pretty happy
Sorry, I don't think dangerous wild animals should ever be kept as pets.
Me either. Not only are you a danger to yourself but also your neighbors. I saw this documentary called "the Elephant In The Living Room" about wild animals being kept as pets in the US and it was pretty scary. The doc was mostly about cats and it was hard to believe how many big cats are being kept as pets. In the doc, they claimed that there are more tigers in Texas than in India. It's pretty sad because so many of the animals are abused because the people that own them can't take proper care of them.
The Elephant in the Living Room – A Michael Webber Film
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...looks as if he's making a break in her truck.....hope she had her gen-you-whine imitation gator-skin purse secured....
Her gator is a little too big for an earring
Party pooper.........you'll be receiving a package in the mail from me. You'll notice the air holes in the box. Put a little hamburg in the box, a little water as well and don't open it! Return it to me and I'll send you the postage.
A few years back, there was a gator who lived in the small lake about half a mile away. Was at the edge of the road, and often cars had to stop to permit the gator to cross to the field on the other side. Haven't seen it this year.
Any chance I'll also be hearing quacking noises coming from the box?
Ummmmm, no. Did I mention that you probably don't want to stick your fingers in the air holes?
I hope it worked out better for the gator than it did for the deer......I heard there was some sort of uprising about the signs being in high traffic areas......I hope he was following the signs and using the proper gator crosswalk
...you might have, it was just on the arm of a debutant...in the form of a lovely clutch purse.....