>>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.
Let’s think about this for a minute. DisneyWorld is several thousand acres of what is basically swamp land with some theme parks inserted. It’s not reasonable to think they can control *everything*.
Said another way, this event is analogous to the theme of Jurassic Park, only with a real life prehistoric creature.
Ever been to Disney? Its not at all analogous to Jurassic Park. Instead, it has a distinctly artificial feel to it. They do an amazing job of artificially controlling all types of critters (to include mosquitos which I find amazing).
No, not throughout the entire property and its thousands of acres...but definitely within the ‘manicured’ parts of the park. They’ve got law chairs ten feet from the water’s edge, on a pure white sand beach...I think in the very near future, Disney will find a way to discourage the alligators from going near that area.
Yeah, and they also want to put Newman in charge of the computer-controlled electric fences, so that won’t work.
Think they should put up some “Gator Free Zone” signs with the little Gator with the red circle and a slash...
Hey it is 100% effective with Guns ... hell they could put a Gun Free Zone sign right next to it ... be the safest place on the planet
jus sayin