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Eye on America (Man vs. Nature) Part IV #748945

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Feb 19, 2004
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Series on the confrontations between people & wildlife continued.

(Geneva & Tavares, Florida: Mark Strassmann) The threat posed by the alligator population in Florida featured; scenes shown of alligators; details given about the loss of wetlands forcing alligators into closer contact with humans. [Florida RESIDENT – comments.] [Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission Arnold BRUNELL†- says the threat of attacks is real.] [Victim’s father Bill GRIFFIN†, marina owner Keith BUSE†- comment on the death of Griffin’s son Bryan††, who was attacked by an alligator last year.]

Reporter(s):
Rather, Dan;
Strassmann, Mark
Duration:
00:02:40

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