I don’t think the idea their needs to be some response is not ridiculous.
I don’t see why Disney couldn’t chain-fence off at under-water canals and above water around the lagoon to keep the alligators out.
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I don’t think the idea there needs to be some response is ridiculous.
I don’t see why Disney couldn’t chain-fence off at under-water canals and above water around the lagoon to keep the alligators out.
I also think that there should be signs warning of the possibility of alligators being present. It is not unreasonable, considering that the vast majority of people who would be staying at a Disney resort are not locals.
Gators move from pond to pond and use roads and land...they especially roam at night. Our Florida community has several lakes and we’re surrounded by wildlife preserves. Chain link barriers wouldn’t necessarily work. would never consider walking around my neighborhood at night.
It is odd isn’t it...at Disney, there isn’t a blade of grass out of place, yet they’ve got gators in the lagoon. Seems if nothing else their insurance company would be worried about it.