A beloved alligator named Walter at a South Carolina apartment complex, Daniel Island Village, was killed after several complaints were reported. The gator had lived in the complex’s pond for over a decade and was a beloved member of the community. Residents were shocked and saddened by his death, describing him as a piece of the community.
The property managers at the complex mentioned that they had a permit to remove alligators deemed as a nuisance or threat for the past two years. They noted that several complaints had been filed about Walter, leading to his unfortunate demise. Despite being legally permitted to remove the alligator, the community mourned his loss and held a vigil in his memory.
Walter was frequently celebrated on social media by the complex. His death has sparked discussions about wildlife management in the area and the importance of coexisting with nature. The community is reminded to abide by wildlife feeding rules and to report any displaced wildlife to property management.
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