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By: TheJestPress.com
In a legal showdown only Florida could dream up and California could accidentally fund, “Alligator Alcatraz”—the maximum-security reptile containment zone off the coast—has officially been challenged in federal court, sparking a frenzy among both conservationists and suburban pool owners.
The civil suit, brought to you by the legal team “Snappy & Associates,” alleges that the infamous island facility, housing America’s most unruly alligators, “violates their basic rights to marsh, sun, and the occasional unfortunate tourist.”
Lead attorney Rex Croccodile issued a statement outside the courtroom: “My clients have been denied proper sunbathing, can only watch seagulls fly overhead, and haven’t seen a single poodle in months. This is inhumane. Even for alligators.”
The Alligator Alcatraz facility opened last year to great fanfare and mild terror, with the aim of curbing the alligator population boom that saw hundreds of reptiles wandering into Whole Foods parking lots. But critics say the island’s conditions are “too harsh for cold-blooded creatures unless you are talking about Congress.”
During the hearing, government lawyers argued that the alligators’ escape attempts—over a dozen so far—prove the facility is “secure but also engaging, like a Jurassic Park with better lawyers.” But testimony from a brave, anonymous former alligator (who has since entered the Witness Protection Pond) claimed: “There’s nothing to eat but each other, and nobody wants the vegan option.”
Meanwhile, animal rights activists and Instagram influencers have flocked to the courthouse clutching signs like “Gators Are People Too!” and “Scales, Not Jails!” Human-rights lawyer Ally Gator (no relation) called this “the civil rights battle of our snappy generation.”
The judge promises a swift ruling, though rumors swirl that the decision will just make everything “a little more bitey.”
Stay tuned for exclusive court sketches led by Steve IrWIN.
By: TheJestPress.com
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