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The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is investigating the discovery of a dead alligator along the banks of the Connecticut River in Suffield.
Idiots buy baby alligators for fun. When the alligators grow too big, the idiot disposes of them by setting them free. I wish they could find this particular idiot and punish him for this. Not that people go swimming in the CT River but people do go boating and alligators do climb onto land. And they can RUN->->->FAST.
I'm really glad we've followed this important story on the forum.
I fell for it based on having read that North Carolina story. It may be a stuffed animal this time, but don't be surprised if, in the future, some idiot whose pet gator got too large releases it.
Maybe he got fed up with the heat, humidity, and the ever increasing New York attitude in Florida. You got to do what you got to do, but sometimes even decisions done with good intentions end in horror. Poor thing. I hope he enjoyed Connecticut while he could.
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