2 Year old boy snatched by alligator at Disney World

Wall... In all seriousness, you may have just hit a new low here. 

You're "inviting"  a discussion to include a political response. 

You are better than that.................. Is Covers suffering so much that they must instigate responses ?

Yeah... I don't think an Alligator warning sign would have done any harm..  Seriously.  

WTF.  We don't all live in FL and believe the Everglades exists in all bodies of water.. So yeah.  I'd like to have  a little warning.

(knowing full well this didn't exist in the Everglades, thus my sarcasm).

It was already dark and I think a 4 foot gator probably looks like an 8 foot gator in murky water. 

Also, I would think you'd have trouble finding the eyes.

Still, I agree that if I had my hands on the gator and my kid was in it's mouth, it's me or that thing to the death.

I'm not sure how fast a gator could pull a 2 year old into deeper water. I'd think almost in a flash.

Protected by state law...

That explains why they are there in the first place.

I'd think a net would lead to more controversy with dead gators much like dolphins getting tangled up in there.

https://www.travelingmom.com/2016/05/03/disney-grand-floridian-dark-families-adults/

I just want to be clear here. In the attached link you will find that the Grand Floridian conducts a "Movies Under the Stars Night". The father was out with his 2-year old to see the movie which the Hotel conducts on it's property not too far from the water.

Children are obviously immensely curious when it comes to water and the child made it's way away from the movie viewing area to the lake.

That's where the tragedy occurred.

Anyhow, pointing this out doesn't absolve or place blame on anyone involved.