Alligator Suddenly Gained Weight Living Next to Coca-Cola Factory... Starts Dieting

Feeding Through Holes in Reservoir Fence
"Will Start Diet Control Including Fish and Chicken Breast"

An alligator living in a Coca-Cola factory in Florida, USA, gained so much weight that it relocated and started a diet.

An alligator nicknamed "Coca-Cola," living near the Coca-Cola factory in Florida, USA, has recently gained significant weight, prompting it to relocate and start a diet.
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On the 26th (local time), UPI and other news agencies reported on the recent status of an alligator living near a Coca-Cola factory in Florida, nicknamed 'Coca-Cola.' This alligator recently gained weight rapidly and is now undergoing a forced diet. Its residence was also moved from a reservoir near the Coca-Cola factory to an alligator farm in Tampa.

The 'Coca-Cola' alligator had lived in the same place for years, but recently a hole appeared in the fence near its habitat reservoir. People then gave this alligator the nickname 'Coca-Cola' and kept approaching it to feed it, causing it to gain weight rapidly. The alligator is known to weigh 450 pounds (about 204 kg) and measure 274 cm in length.

People mainly fed the alligator meat and ham, and the alligator had already become accustomed to receiving food from humans. Rescue workers who saved the alligator explained, "This alligator is extremely overweight," and added, "Once an alligator gets used to receiving food, it starts approaching people to get fed." The alligator farm plans to implement a diet focused on fish and chicken breast for the overweight alligator.

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