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Originally Posted by Maker

The victim of the alligator attack was interviewed. He said that he heard a noise and went to the front door to investigate. He cracked open the door and the alligator attacked instantly. The man did not go through the door, nor did he not set foot on his porch.
That porch is in the front of his house. The gator is wandering in a neighborhood, perhaps looking for a mate or food. Somebody, maybe a child, was going to encounter that alligator. This incident could happen here too. But it's preventable if some stop the false belief that "it is so rare", or some other lame excuses. Every human life is important.

I have no idea how to stop hawks or eagles, but I do know we can stop alligator attacks if alligators are removed. That's why other animals are not relevant to controlling alligators. Why cannot you handle that problem elsewhere, and stay on topic here?
When someone cannot defend their point of view, they are forced to alternatives. Alternative rule #1 is to deny. Rule #2 is deflect. Both are being repeated. "not a problem" "get professional help" "eagles" "dogs" etc.

Just like snakes in toilets or even coral snake bites. Those happen a little more often but…STILL HAPPEN