 Investigators from the Davie Police Department returned to a scene at the edge of the Everglades on Tuesday – the place where a body was found being eaten by two alligators. Officers were searching the canal bank for any clues that could lead to the identity of the person, or help determine how the person got there, said Davie Police Capt. Castaneda said it appeared one gator – possibly more – fed on the remains but that the body appeared largely intact once it was brought out of the water. When the body was removed from the water about 10 p.m., four alligators were seen in the area, Engle said. The Broward County Medical Examiner and Davie police will work to solve the mystery of who this person was and how they got there. (Mike Stocker) (Mike Stocker) 
 
 "We want to identify who the victim is and possibly figure out what happened to them and how did they end up here," said Sgt. According to Davie police, the duo found a human body with at least one alligator feeding on it. Could it be a homicide, could it be a suicide, could it be natural, a fisherman? Police said the fishermen immediately called 911. We don't know."
– Fishermen at the edge of the Florida Everglades made a horrifying discovery Monday: two alligators eating away at a human body, the Sun Sentinel reports. After the alligators were scared off, divers recovered the body while officers stood guard with AR-15 rifles. According to CBS Miami, the body was largely intact, but it appeared to have spent a few days in the water. Police were not able to immediately determine a gender or race, but tell the Sun Sentinel the alligators found the body, but did not kill the person. “What happened to them?" CBS quotes a police sergeant as saying. "How did they end up here? Could it be a homicide, could it be a suicide, could it be natural, a fisherman? We don’t know.” (Man-eating crocodiles were recently discovered in Florida). Elsewhere in the state, an absolutely massive alligator was caught on video trundling across a golf course.