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Baitball Blogger

(46,736 posts)
Thu Feb 9, 2017, 11:45 AM Feb 2017

This post is only for the heartless. I am giving away Valentine Hearts so please hurry. I have

work to do. I have a limited number of hearts available. Twenty at this time. If you are without a heart post a tag about yourself. One sentence only.

i.e. I like turtles; or I have six fingers or surprise me with a run on sentence.

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This post is only for the heartless. I am giving away Valentine Hearts so please hurry. I have (Original Post) Baitball Blogger Feb 2017 OP
K&R wryter2000 Feb 2017 #1
Thank you for the heart wryter2000 Feb 2017 #2
No prob. Baitball Blogger Feb 2017 #3
We have an orange alligator in the nearby pond, named trumpagator. OneBlueDotBama Feb 2017 #4
Trumpagator HipChick Feb 2017 #5
Orange alligator spotted in Hanahan OneBlueDotBama Feb 2017 #6
I'm drinking TANG.. coco22 Feb 2017 #7
pretty please crazycatlady Feb 2017 #8
Not looking for a heart (already been gifted) but just want to say what a nice post this is to see. JudyM Feb 2017 #9
kick Baitball Blogger Feb 2017 #10

OneBlueDotBama

(1,384 posts)
6. Orange alligator spotted in Hanahan
Thu Feb 9, 2017, 12:09 PM
Feb 2017

An orange-colored alligator dwells in the retention ponds at Tanner Plantation in Hanahan.

Neighbors says the gator is between 4-5 feet long and appears a rust-colored orange.

“I’ve never seen anything like it,” said one neighbor. “It looks like clay,” said a younger onlooker.

The South Carolina aquarium has an albino alligator. Herpetologist Josh Zalabak says albino gators are born that way, but the orange one in Hanahan is likely due to an environmental factor. “Algae – maybe some pollutant in the water, but it’s hard to say unless the water is tested,” said Zalabak.

Scientists say the alligator will shed its skin as they routinely do and likely return to a normal shade in a short while.

Until it does, neighbors have nicknamed it: “Trump-a-gator.”

http://counton2.com/2017/02/08/orange-alligator-spotted-in-hanahan/

JudyM

(29,251 posts)
9. Not looking for a heart (already been gifted) but just want to say what a nice post this is to see.
Thu Feb 9, 2017, 01:32 PM
Feb 2017

So much unkindness we have to read about on DU these days, so the hearts mean more than ever this year.

to you.

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