[wrench]

Marsh-mellows need to be outlawed in Orlando.

[HiTech RedNeck]

There’s gotta be a parable in here somewhere.

[Bayard]

All heart and no head problem with Disney resort. This illustrates a bit more than just the problem misguided a human judgement can be with animal control in an amusement park.

I wonder how many Alligators got shot around Disney because they are now fearless around humans.

[Paul46360]

SNIFF-SNIFF..I smell a possible lawsuit.
If this was a NON-white kid..you know there would be.

[capt. norm]

Florida Riddle:

What's the difference between an alligator and a condom?"

Answer: You don't f***k with an alligator!

[GreenHornet]

many tourists came forward with their own stories of alligator sightings at Disney. One employee at the resort said at the time there was a problem with guests feeding the animals.

My guess is that some of these people have seen too many Disney animated features with wild animals singing and dancing and acting like people. When they encountered a real alligator, they confused fantasy with reality and thought these creatures were harmless.

[sarasota]

That is hardly the point. No warning signs!

[smokingfrog]

The firefighters should have known better.

[lacrew]

Those firefighters are goofy.

[Flick Lives]

Feeding alligators is illegal because it causes the animals to lose their natural fear of humans.

Since when to gators fear humans? These are primitive reptiles that size you up only as a meal. Most adults; too big. Small children and dogs; just right.