While I don't care too much for the fact that the back legs are tied over the back, I think for a wild gator to be in an environment like this, it may even be better for it. Certainly the binding of the mouth is understandable for a wild gator of that size. I think it's something the people in a state where the gators are indigenous, in particular, need to learn about. If they can learn facts, they may be more likely to respect the animals and less likely to over-react when they see a wild one.
Most people know only the negative sensationalist garbage that comes across the media.
If anyone else is familiar with it, and I mess it up, please correct me. Phonetically it would be Bahba Dahum. While I don't care too much for the fact that the back legs are tied over the back, I think for a wild gator to be in an environment like this, it may even be better for it. Certainly the binding of the mouth is understandable for a wild gator of that size. I think it's something the people in a state where the gators are indigenous, in particular, need to learn about.