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| YIKES--cool pic's--how were they taken from above like that. DAMN GLAD I WASN'T IN THE WATER--THAT BOY LOOKS BIG AND HUNGRY. |
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| I'm not saying you're wrong, because somewhere there is a true story, but this photo has been floating around the internet for quite awhile. There's been claims it was a crocadile in Africa, a crocadile in Australia, a camen in South America, an alligator in every southern state in the US. Who knows what else! |
| | | Posts: 747 | Location: Nevada, USA | Registered: 22 May 2003 |
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I'm not saying you're wrong, because somewhere there is a true story, but this photo has been floating around the internet for quite awhile. There's been claims it was a crocadile in Africa, a crocadile in Australia, a camen in South America, an alligator in every southern state in the US. Who knows what else!
I heard that the photographs were taken in Central Park and that the aligator had been living in the New York sewers for decades   . |
| | | Posts: 839 | Location: Greensboro, Georgia USA | Registered: 17 July 2004 |
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| Being a lifelong reptile nut, I can say it is an American Alligator, a right large one. Have seen a few (very few) that size on the St. Johns in Florida. They are ambush hunters, taking deer and hogs not at all uncommon.
That's a hell of a specimen.
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| | | Posts: 54 | Location: Washington, Georgia | Registered: 05 July 2004 |
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