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Ake Dahllof and Emma Holmbro
Airboat ride
When we visted Florida we took an airboat ride in Everglades. I too enjoyed it a lot and saw plenty of animals and birds. But one of the alligators we saw looked very suspicious. I actually think it might have been fake. We saw it right at the end of the tour and it sat on a strange place and a bit obscured. We could see it but not pick out any details. The guide also spotted it a bit too quickly. It would have made sense to have a fake alligator there in case they had a tour where they failed to spot one. Then they would "be really lucky" because they got to "see" one right at the end of the tour. /Ake