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AJH219
5 minutes ago, Poot said:

Was it a random lake, or a lake in a Disney resort :huh: 

It was the Seven Seas Lagoon which surrounds the Magic Kingdom resorts

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35 minutes ago, AJH219 said:

It was the Seven Seas Lagoon which surrounds the Magic Kingdom resorts

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so weird they would allow alligators in that lake when it's surrounded by so many hotels :giveup:

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calmar
2 hours ago, Harry said:

Goodness... I had no idea that was the case. That's scary

There's also stories of alligators appearing in people's swimming pools too. Never happened to me or anyone I knew, but it does happen from time to time. Alligators also (a) Prefer smaller prey, and thus would be more attracted to toddlers or dogs than adult humans, and (b) Are most active at dusk and early nighttime, and the attack occurred at 21:15 local time. It's just a case of not knowing the risks. 

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50 minutes ago, calmar said:

There's also stories of alligators appearing in people's swimming pools too. Never happened to me or anyone I knew, but it does happen from time to time. Alligators also (a) Prefer smaller prey, and thus would be more attracted to toddlers or dogs than adult humans, and (b) Are most active at dusk and early nighttime, and the attack occurred at 21:15 local time. It's just a case of not knowing the risks. 

Omg :wtf: How would they get it out?!

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AJH219
1 hour ago, Poot said:

so weird they would allow alligators in that lake when it's surrounded by so many hotels :giveup:

Do you know nothing about the geography of Florida? :emma: Its a giant ass swamp. There is absolutely no way they could remove every gator from Walt Disney World's property. The lagoon this attack occurred in is man made, but it is fed by natural waterways. I think it is reasonable to assume there is nothing wrong with sticking your feet in a lake and not think twice about being attack by a creature from the dinosaur era. Its not like they were in rural Florida. 

12 minutes ago, Harry said:

Omg :wtf: How would they get it out?!

They have to call the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission to remove it

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3 minutes ago, AJH219 said:

Do you know nothing about the geography of Florida? :emma: Its a giant ass swamp. There is absolutely no way they could remove every gator from Walt Disney World's property. The lagoon this attack occurred in is man made, but it is fed by natural waterways. I think it is reasonable to assume there is nothing wrong with sticking your feet in a lake and not think twice about being attack by a creature from the dinosaur era. Its not like they were in rural Florida. 

Oh that lake seemed isolated so I thought it must be possible :emma: 

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River

tbh the gators could also go to the ground and take the kid, so it doesn't matter if there was a "no swimming" sign (it should have be "alligators in the water" in a big huge sign).

So I don't understand how Disney allowed it in the first place and without giving warnings every where..

I'm not from Florida and only today I learned that you can be attacked by a gator there.

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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AJH219
18 minutes ago, River said:

tbh the gators could also go to the ground and take the kid, so it doesn't matter if there was a "no swimming" sign (it should have be "alligators in the water" in a big huge sign).

So I don't understand how Disney allowed it in the first place and without giving warnings every where..

I'm not from Florida and only today I learned that you can be attacked by a gator there.

I'm not sure why people keep thinking Disney allowed this to happen? :huh: They have an active alligator removal program, but its virtually impossible to catch and relocate all of them. I agree, however, the signs along the shore need to better specific why you shouldn't be entering the water. "NO SWIMMING: ALLIGATORS"

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River
14 minutes ago, AJH219 said:

I'm not sure why people keep thinking Disney allowed this to happen? :huh: They have an active alligator removal program, but its virtually impossible to catch and relocate all of them. I agree, however, the signs along the shore need to better specific why you shouldn't be entering the water. "NO SWIMMING: ALLIGATORS"

They allowed this to happen because they had to close down this area until 0 alligators are there and they should have let people know of this risk and the situation.. I guess money is better than people's life..

How can a person from a different country or not speaking english should know about it?

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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Whispering
19 minutes ago, River said:

They allowed this to happen because they had to close down this area until 0 alligators are there and they should have let people know of this risk and the situation.. I guess money is better than people's life..

How can a person from a different country or not speaking english should know about it?

Then Disney would have to shut down, period. So would every waterpark and pool in every hotel...and access to all lakes...

Florida has Alligators. If there are bodies of water in Florida, there will very possibly be Alligators in or around. You can't get rid of them all, not even Disney World can do that. 

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River
38 minutes ago, Whispering said:

Then Disney would have to shut down, period. So would every waterpark and pool in every hotel...and access to all lakes...

Florida has Alligators. If there are bodies of water in Florida, there will very possibly be Alligators in or around. You can't get rid of them all, not even Disney World can do that. 

oh ok I understand now.. so I think the minimum solution was to put many signs of the alligators danger in Disney World and really to be specific not to get inside the water even just to put the foot..
 the more people aware of that the more they will pay attention..

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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FATCAT
14 hours ago, Misaki said:

It's not really the city, the whole state is messed up. Florida has always been in the news for eefed up things.

It's only been in the news so much because of the way they handle case files there. Unlike other states, Florida has a very transparent police force. So, if something weird or wacky happens in Georgia, it's under wraps until someone is convicted etc. But in Flordia, the media has every detail asap.

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