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Saturn, a World War II alligator, dies at the age of 84 in Moscow Zoo

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Saturn, a World War II vintage alligator, dies at the age of 84 in Moscow Zoo
Saturn, one of the oldest lived alligators of our time recently passed away. The alligator was one of the victims and survivors of WW II and was captured and returned to Moscow Zoo in Berlin. The officials in the zoo were so amazed, that he was able to live for 84 years, as they never believed that the alligator could live past its 70s. They revealed that the alligator enjoyed being rubbed and would be greatly missed. People believed that it was a part of Hitler's possessions.
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