Alabama Gator (not for a weak stomach)
Don't fish to close to the bank!
Probably not Bama[:D]
Probably not Bama[:D]
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I think NOT!! Since it's NOT A GATOR, but a Croc.[^] 0 -
I once went fishing and the trip, including all the gear, cost me an arm and a leg...well, not literally...like it did this fellow. Looks like he lost some other useful parts, as well. I'll stick to hunting now, thanks. Cheaper in the long run, which is what he should have done, if he had the chance.[:(][V] 0 -
That's a Nile Croc ...
http://www.snopes.com/photos/gruesome/dontfish.asp0 -
Like Joshua Tatum gold plating an 1883 no cents Liberty Nickel and buying a 5 cent cigar and getting $4.95 in change.
I'm just Joshing You!0 -
thats definetly NOT alabama. but serisouly, is that a real person all chewed up ? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Civil Rights
thats definetly NOT alabama. but serisouly, is that a real person all chewed up ?
Almost definitely a real person's remains but not necessarily from a croc's stomach. Could just be dug up or from being left out to scavengers. Crocs and gators swallow big chunks and I believe I remember seeing on Disc. channel that they will often stash food and let it rot...but most likely, it's all 'real' just as it happened. Two hunters shoot a croc, have photos taken with freshly killed croc, in the process of skinning, discover remains. But even then it wouldn't necessarily have been a "victim" per se.
Crocs kill hundreds if not thousands of people worldwide every year so it's not like it would be an unlikely discovery. A lot of crocs in Africa basically wait for corpses to be tossed into the river (as a form of 'burial') which sorta makes sense if you've ever been to Africa in the hot season.0
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