A woman is recovering at home after a serious incident involving an alligator. The attack occurred on the Silver River and resulted in the loss of her right arm. The incident happened on a Saturday, according to reports.
The woman survived the alligator bite but suffered severe injury. Further details about the incident are available from KTVU FOX 2 News, which reported on the woman's condition and the circumstances of the attack.
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