by Okefenokee Joe Obituary, Death – Okefenokee Before he passed away, Joe, an 11-foot-long alligator, reigned over the greatest swamp in North America for nearly to 80 years. Joe dominated the swamp until just before his death. Before he passed away, he had served as the head warden of the swamp for the most of his life. Before he passed away, he had ruled the swamp for close to eighty years straight before his demise.
He devoted the better part of his life to exercising complete rule over this marsh and to reaping the benefits that authority provided him. He had lived in the swamp for the entirety of his life, and for the entirety of that time, he had maintained his status as the most important person in the swamp. Since the same time the year before, a group of detectives had been tailing him about and maintaining a journal of the activities he participated in.
During this time last year, they did the same thing. These activities included his participation in competitions with male alligators of the same species as well as his social contacts with female alligators. Additionally, he would engage in sexual encounters with female alligators. In addition to this, it was common knowledge that he engaged in sexual activity with female alligators. There were several other male alligators of the same kind, all of which were alligators, who competed with him for the female.
These observations carried on right up to the moment when his satellite tag ceased travelling in the appropriate direction. When they learned the tragic news that the lizard had been eradicated from the Okefenokee Swamp Park in Georgia, many people who visited the park on a regular basis were taken aback by the information. Because of all of the antics it had gotten into across the area, the lizard had developed somewhat of a reputation as a local celebrity.
