Assertion: alligator snapping turtle's shell | /r/HasProperty | mistaken as an alligator swimming
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text: The state Department of Environmental Conservation said later Monday that its officers had determined that the animal in the pond was a "large common snapping turtle with a 16-inch carapace/shell just below the surface of the water, which could have been mistaken as an alligator swimming," and that there were no tracks along the shoreline that might have indicated another creature on the move.