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PixabayThe waters have big secrets, and some of them we don’t want to encounter.
Suzan And Nalu
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Facebook, Candace Gray74-year-old Suzan Marciano and her golden retriever mix named Nalu had a traumatic encounter with an alligator during what seemed like a normal day.
Out For A Walk
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PexelsOn August 24, they were just out for a walk in Burt Aaronson Park at around 6:30 p.m. when the day quickly escalated for the worse.
A Game Of Fetch
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PexelsBecause it seemed like a good day to play, Suzan unclipped Nalu’s leash so they could play fetch.
She Loves The Water
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PexelsBecause Suzan knew that Nalu loves playing in the water, she tossed the stick into the shallow part of the lake for the pup to experience the refreshingly cold water.
Wrong Decision
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PexelsWhen she got closer to the water’s edge, Suzan saw a moving dark shadow in the clear water, which made her heart drop.
Nalu’s In Danger
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PexelsIn no time, the 6-foot-alligator lunged and quickly bit down on Nalu, damaging her abdomen and thigh.
To The Rescue
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PexelsWithout any second thinking, Suzan jumped down on the alligator with all her weight. It caused the predator to turn its attention on her, biting her hand.
They’re Both Okay
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PexelsSuzan had five stitches for a puncture wound in her palm area while Nalu needed surgery and stitches in her abdomen and thigh.
Watch Suzan and Nalu’s frightening encounter in the park in the video below.
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