US Zoo Extracts 70 Coins from White Alligator

A shocking discovery was made at a zoo in the United States when veterinarians extracted 70 coins from the stomach of a white alligator. The alligator, named Pearl, had been exhibiting symptoms of distress and was taken in for examination.

During the examination, an x-ray revealed a large number of coins in Pearl’s stomach. The coins were causing blockages and were posing a serious threat to her health. The team of veterinarians quickly went into action to remove the coins from the alligator’s stomach.

After a successful surgery, Pearl is now recovering and is expected to make a full recovery. The zoo has implemented measures to ensure that no more coins are thrown into the alligator exhibit, as this can be harmful to the animals.

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of proper disposal of waste and the impact that littering can have on wildlife. It is crucial to always dispose of waste responsibly and to not throw objects into animal enclosures.

Let this be a lesson to all visitors to zoos and animal exhibits – keep the environment clean and protect the animals that call these places home.