Florida wildlife officials discovered two headless alligators in a canal near West Palm Beach triggering an investigation. What could have decapitated these gators?
It’s possible the reptiles were beheaded by poachers or rival gators. It’s not unheard of for alligators to attack each other, especially after a video on Youtube which received nearly 4.5 million views. Poaching too is not out of the question as you never know what might motivate someone, especially in Florida.
“It’s very hard to know what happened,” Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission spokeswoman Carol Lyn Parrish told the Palm Beach Post. “There’s a lot of factors involved. It could have been predation from other wildlife or someone out there who did this.”
Alligator hunting season in Florida runs from Aug 15 to Nov 1, with hunters allowed two alligators per season. Anyone caught intentionally killing an alligator without a permit can be punished with a fine up to $5,000 and five years in prison.
Gators
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Huge alligator
Alligator sunning on the bank. Photo credit: Dreamstime
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Nil Alligator
Alligator in the rivers of Africa. Photo credit: Dreamstime
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Alligator hunting
American alligator looking for a prey in a South Florida wetland. Photo credit: Dreamstime
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Alligator closeup
Closeup of an alligator swimming through the water. Photo credit: Dreamstime
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Alligators and Vultures
American Alligator (Alligator Mississippiensis) and Black Vultures (Coragyps atratus) living side by side in the Florida Everglades. Photo credit: Dreamstime
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Group of Alligators
Group of alligator relax with open mouth. Photo credit: Dreamstime
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Baby alligator
A baby alligator isolated over black background. Photo credit: Dreamstime
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Alligator Group
An alligator group on it's habitat. Photo credit: Dreamstime
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American Alligator
American alligator in the Everglades National Park. Close-up of all the body and the big mouth and teeth. Photo credit: Dreamstime
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American Alligator
American Alligator sunbathing in Brazos Bend State Park, Texas. Photo credit: Dreamstime