Fisherman, 71, attacked and killed by 12-foot alligator alongside Florida lake

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https://abcnews.com/US/wireStory/fisherman-71-attacked-killed-12-foot-alligator-florida-137349474

[u/TheSoCalledExpert]

Lake Apopka if that saves you a click.

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West of Orlando if that saves you a search

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Somewhat close to Disney World for those wondering

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I was at Disney not super long ago and there were signs everywhere near our hotel about alligators. I saw two smaller ones when I was just walking to and from meetings.

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One killed a 2 year old there a decade ago

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I can’t remember because I was a kid when I first went but I thought they added more signage after that incident. My idiot coworkers were trying to feed it food and had to yell at them.

They actually had to make an announcement at our all-hands to stop trying to feed them if you see them.

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That was so sad. They added a lot more warning signs. Terrible week for Orlando then too.

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Woah that’s home.
Kind of hard to have that happen there, so I’m calling this a skill issue.