In particular, the cell bodies of the spinal interneurons are found in the grey matter of the spinal cord, which also contains the motor neurons. In 1952, the grey matter of the cat's spinal cord was investigated, and it was shown to have ten distinct zones referred to as Rexed laminae.
Fortunately for Rojas, the Suns, Suns fans and NBA fans at large, this incident led to one of the greatest mascots ever. Fans began calling and asking for the gorilla mascot the next day, and soon after, Rojas and his gorilla suit became a staple at Suns games.
The version of Albert we see today first appeared on UF's field in 1984. However, the idea of the Alligator being Florida's mascot was an idea that came about in 1911. The school use to have real gators on campus that showed up to the game. Those gators were killed by students so the idea of a bubble headed gator was adopted. However, according to UF's magazine a $5,000 costume created by individuals at Walt Disney World graced the field along with a two legged alligator.