Taxidermist Ken Owens got quite the surprise when he began to skin the 15-foot, 1,000-lb, world record “Stokes” alligator that was caught in the Alabama River last year. After breaking the outer and inner layers of skin, they opened up the massive creature’s belly and were shocked to find a barely digested 115-pound doe. While this video takes place just before they opened the stomach, as you’ll see in the photos here, the process it took to find the deer was far from pleasant.
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