Wildlife authorities in California are reportedly investigating how a seven-foot alligator ended up in the American River in Sacramento County.
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A seven-foot alligator was found in a California river and wildlife authorities aren’t sure how the animal got there. Patrick Foy, a law enforcement division captain with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, confirmed to Fox News Digital that the alligator was found in Sacramento County in early April, but the reptile has died.
Before the alligator’s death, the animal was captured and brought into the Wildlife Care Association of Sacramento, a wildlife rescue in McClellan, California, by a man who claimed to have found the alligator swimming in the
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