"Dumping it into a lagoon is the last thing you should do," she said. Grandurski said such an incident is rare in the Chicago and the city "hopes to keep it that way." She urged anyone with exotic pets to call animal control instead of releasing such an animal into the wild. Officials believe the alligator was being kept as a pet before it was taken to the lagoon. Oklahoma has plenty of lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you cool all summer long, but for the real fun head to Andy Alligator's in Norman - an adventure and water park combo filled with tons of things to do - in the water and on dry land. "He was hiding," Grandurski said, noting the closures were put in place to capture the animal and not because of concern for the public. This 14-acre water & adventure park is filled with tons of things to do - in the water and on dry land. Officials warned that crowds gathering at the lagoon may have "altered" the animal's behavior. "He is using different methods of tracking the alligator than what used," Grandurski said, refering to a volunteer alligator trapper who had been brought in to help captured the creature last week. No traps remained in the water as of Monday evening, Grandurski said, with Robb instead focused on tracking the animal, which was last officially spotted early Thursday morning.
"He has grown up around alligators and crocodiles."
Robb is a native Floridian," Grandurski said. Robb was recommended by local experts in Florida, and arrived in Chicago on Sunday for an examination of the area surrounding the lagoon.
The new strategy comes as the CACC hired Frank Robb, an alligator expert who owns Crocodilian Specialist Services in Florida. The western half of Humboldt Park will remain open, including the swimming area and the field house, officials said. University of Michigan Tunnel Melee Now in Hands of Prosecutor for Review
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