Dead alligator found in Kansas lake

January 31, 2010 toddvogts Journalism & Media 0

Here is a picture of the dead alligator. This photo is from http://blogs.kansas.com/outdoors.

File this one under “News of the Weird.”

The Wichita Eagle‘s Michael Pearce runs a blog, Kansas Outdoors, and Thursday he posted quite an interesting piece.

On Wednesday a 64-inch-long, dead alligator was found in the Coffey County Lake, which is near the Wolf Creek Nuclear Power Plant north of Burlington.

According to the article, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks don’t know how the gator ended up in the lake.

I don’t either, and now next time I visit a Kansas lake I will think twice about noodling. I don’t want to catch an alligator.

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Todd R. Vogts, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of media at Sterling College in Kansas. Previously, he taught yearbook, newspaper, newsmagazine, and online journalism in various Kansas high schools, and he ran a weekly newspaper in rural Kansas. He continues to freelance as a professional journalist from time to time. Also, Vogts is a member of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ), the Journalism Education Association (JEA), and the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC), among others. He earned his Master Journalism Educator (MJE) certification from JEA in 2022. When he’s not teaching or writing, he runs his mobile disk jockey service and takes part in other entrepreneurial ventures. He can be reached at twitter.com/toddvogts or via his website at www.toddvogts.com.

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