A mysterious headless and tailless alligator carcass was discovered floating in a Cape Coral canal by a resident, Gloria Baenen. After alerting the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), officials were unable to initially locate the remains due to their drift. Utilizing scent dogs, they eventually found the carcass, which was severely decomposed and surrounded by flies. The incident has sparked an ongoing investigation. Harvesting alligators outside hunting season is illegal in Florida, complicating the mystery further, as permits for hunting are hard to obtain.
Wildlife officials in Florida are perplexed by the discovery of a headless and tailless alligator, prompting an investigation into the unusual circumstances surrounding the carcass.
Residents in Cape Coral were shocked by the gruesome sight of the alligator carcass, which was reported to be drifting in the canal.
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