THEY ARE IN OUR
LAKES.............
Yes, the photographs
below are real and were taken at Sandalwood Lake in Kansas on
28 May 2004. Here is the account of the circumstances under
which the pictures were taken that appeared in the Wichita
Eagle on 30 May
2004:
Friday afternoon,
Bill Driver was standing on the deck of his house near 119th Street
West and Central when he saw an eight-inch ball floating in
Sandalwood Lake.
Noticing the ball wasn't floating normally, Driver wandered to his
dock for a closer look. A catfish had its mouth stuck around the
ball.
Driver hollered for his wife, Pam, to get a camera while he
unrigged the sail from his nine-foot boat, wading into the lake and
corralling the fish toward shore with the sail as a seine.
Several times, the flathead tried to dive, only to have the ball
buoy it back to the surface.
The fish appeared to be exhausted and offered little resistance
once in the shallows.
Things may have gone easier had the fish the strength to
struggle.
"I just couldn't pull that ball out of its mouth," Driver said. "I
was lifting up out of the water as best I could by the ball. I
finally sent my wife to the house to get a knife."
Driver carefully deflated the ball. Estimated at 50 pounds, the
fish swam toward the deepest part of the lake.
Driver has no plans of targeting the fish in the near future.
Instead, he'll probably continue to fish for the bass and panfish
that swim within the one-acre lake.
"I guess I might try fishing with a golf ball," Driver said.
"Smaller fish, smaller bait."





Alligator Takes Deer to Lunch in South
Georgia
August 23,
2004
The
sight of a 12 to 14 foot-long alligator is something south Georgia
folks see occasionally, but few have seen one take an adult deer
out to lunch. Actually -- for lunch.
The
photographs of this deer-eating alligator were taken from the air
by Terri Jenkins, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service District Fire
Management Officer. This one was at least 12-13 feet long.
Jenkins said that some bull alligators have a 35 inch
girth.






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:-@ :-@ :-@ :-@ NOT FUNNY. BAMBI DEAD. WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGG!!!!
replyYikes, that is something....Amazing stuff......Good pics...Nice going Tex....Chief Tuna..... :-*
replyI've seen the alligator with the deer, but the bass with the ball is a new one! :-D :-D :-D
replyOh, deer! :-O
reply:-) :-) :-) OMG!!!! I have seen gators that big in a zoo and also when I traveled to Florida. But I have never seen a gator with a deer in his mouth and planning on eating it. Thank heavens that I live in Kentucky and we have no gators. :-D :-D :-D :-D
replySet of pictures 1-Sign that catfish up to be a catchfish for the Dolfins they need some good receivers this year. 2- Matilda_ do you like this one dear!@!@ :-D :-D :-D
replyY'ALL DON'T GET IT. YOU SEE ANIMALS CAN'T WRITE. SO THEY USE OTHER ANIMALS TO GET THEIR MESSAGES ACROSS. SO THE ALLIGATOR IS FEMALE AND SHE TAKING THE DEER TO HER BOYFRIENDS HOUSE. TO PERSONALLY GIVE HIM A 'DEER JOHN' LETTER. AS FOR THE CATFISH. HE PROBABLY OWED SOME 'LOAN SHARK' SOME MONEY. SO THE LOAN SHARK TOLD THE CATFISH THAT HE THREE CHOICES: 1.PAY UP. 2.MY BOYS WILL SHOVE THIS UP YOUR A$$. OR 3.THEY SHOVE IT DOWN YOUR THROAT. WE SEE WHICH NUMBER HE CHOICED.
reply:-| If only there were Gators in the Rio Grande - it wouldn't have been a deer. :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D
replyCheysdad2, you crack me up! You are sooooo funny and ya know, I buy your explanation!! :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D
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