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 Desperately brave way stranger saved woman from being eaten by an alligator after beast dragged her from kayak...  Nation with sharp rise in sexual attacks on tourists is attracting billions from U.S. corporations ...
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Desperately brave way stranger saved woman from being eaten by an alligator after beast dragged her from kayak A woman was nearly dragged underwater by an eight-foot alligator as her husband clung onto her - while a second victim jammed his fingers deep into the beast's eyes. Christiane Salvador, 64, nearly lost her arm when she was suddenly attacked by a female alligator while kayaking with her husband Phillip and a group of 20 people on Tiger Creek in Polk County, Florida, on March 3. Christiane first felt something 'bump against her paddle' before the massive alligator snapped it in half and sent her kayak flipping over into the water, she told Fox 5. Witnesses were shocked as they watched her struggle to keep her head above water while screaming, 'There's an alligator on my arm.' Her husband Phillip immediately tried to help. He sprung into action by pulling his wife on top of his kayak but one of her arms wouldn't come out of the water because the alligator had its jaw clamped down on Christiane's elbow. Another kayaker, David Morse, was about 40 yards away when he heard the commotion and saw Christiane's torso over her husband's kayak while it appeared to be trying to drag her back into the water. The alligator eventually released its grip on Christiane which allowed her husband to pull her to shore where he immediately
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