A fatal alligator attack took place seven miles south of Salt Springs on May 14, 2006.

Ms. Hill said the alligator attack was 226th since records were started in 1948.

Fortunately, there have been several street sightings, so MiB has sent out newspapers reporting alligator attacks and evacuated the city.

It was only the seventh death attributed to alligator attacks in Florida in the last 40 years.

In 1920, Mills lost his right arm in a tragic alligator attack.

The group is confronted by none other than Culp, who has survived the alligator attack and holds them all at gunpoint.

Still, the odds of an alligator attack are so small that experts say Floridians are more likely to die from a bee sting.

He dismisses what Monk believes happened, apart from the M.O. for the fake alligator attack.

Number one rule for avoiding alligator attacks:

Alligators have been seen in the lake at times and some swimmers do swim with knives, but there has never been an alligator attack.