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CAPE CORAL, Florida (WBBH) — Residents living along a quiet southeast Cape Coral canal are accustomed to spotting dolphins and stingrays in the water, but a headless alligator? That was a first. Gloria Baenen discovered the unusual sight while near her pontoon boat on Tuesday, after noticing a strong, fishy odor. “I said, well, someone said there was a gator but no head,” Baenen recalled. “When I went to check, I found it — belly-up, floating ne…

Mystery in the water: Headless alligator alarms Cape Coral residents

By Alexia Tsiropoulos Click here for updates on this story     CAPE CORAL, Florida (WBBH) — Residents living along a quiet southeast Cape Coral canal are accustomed to spotting dolphins and stingrays in the water, but a headless alligator? That was a first. Gloria Baenen discovered the unusual sight while near her pontoon boat on Tuesday, after noticing a strong, fishy odor. “I said, well, someone said there was a gator but no head,” Baenen reca…

Mystery in the water: Headless alligator alarms Cape Coral residents | News Channel 3-12

By Alexia Tsiropoulos Click here for updates on this story     CAPE CORAL, Florida (WBBH) — Residents living along a quiet southeast Cape Coral canal are accustomed to spotting dolphins and stingrays in the water, but a headless alligator? That was a first. Gloria Baenen discovered the unusual sight while near her pontoon boat on Tuesday, after noticing a strong, fishy odor. “I said, well, someone said there was a gator but no head,” Baenen reca…

Martha’s Vineyard residents speculate after alligator carcass found at nature reserve

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