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yed universal popularity. However, Saturn was surprisingly calm about excessive attention. He didn't try to hide, didn't show signs of stress, didn't mock his fellow crocodile inmates, except for occasionally gnawing on concrete. And he hardly even bit the zoo workers. The only case of an attack by Saturn was recorded in 1970, when he was fed by an inexperienced worker who made an unknown to us, but very stupid mistake. And even then the poor fellow escaped with only a severe fright and a slight bite. The alligator did not close its jaws, although it had enough strength to inflict a mortal wound on a person in just one bite. In the mid-1950s, the zoo authorities decided that it was unsuitable for the all-Union famous veteran and adventurer to walk around without a partner. They placed Shipka with him, a young female alligator donated by the United States. Workers hoped that the couple would produce abundant offspring, which could be sent to other zoos in the country. But alas, it didn’t work out. Despite the fact that the couple spent a lot of time together, all the eggs Shipka laid were not fertilized. And a few years later she died of unknown causes, leaving no offspring. What incredibly upset Saturn was that after the death of his beloved, he would refuse food for several months. So after this you say that crocodiles have no feelings! In general, Saturn more than once or twice drove veterinarians to gray hair with his hunger strikes, which he organized at any opportunity. He was starving after moving to a new building after some drunken fool threw a bottle at him, and even just like that, for no apparent reason. Once, in 2010, he didn’t eat at all for a whole year! Saturn lived a long life, full of incredible events and unexpected dangers. However, nothing lasts forever under the sun. On May 22, 2020, Saturn, as usual, lay down to sleep in his favorite place, and then his eyes closed forever. But there is no need to be sad about this, because the alligator lived an incredibly long time - as much as 85 years! Although in the wild Mississippi alligators live no longer than 50 years, mostMost of them die before 30. And he grew to a decent 3.5 meters with a weight of more than 200 kilos, which is very, very decent. Author: Yaroslav Ilyin Единственное лицензированное Telegram-казино 🏆 ⭐️ Ежедневные раздачи до $5000 ⭐️Всегда здесь:https://t.me/game_jacknova_bot?start=ceFJNzuX1W5