US EditionBit By a Gator? It's Your Own Dang Fault, Scientists Say
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Bit By a Gator? It's Your Own Dang Fault, Scientists Say
Every spring, when alligators get frisky, at least one, if not several, people in the South get bitten or even killed by one of the big swamp lizards. Last week, it was an elderly man in South Carolina, who was gardening near a pond when a gator latched onto him. Joseph Roeser, 80, was lucky to have his wife nearby. She took a tomato stake and stabbed the gator in the head until it released her husband. The list of other recent victims goes on. …
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