Drum performance to coax alligators to mate

Drum performance to coax alligators to mate

SAPPORO, Japan - Percussionist Goshin Moro plays a drum in front of an alligator enclosure at Maruyama Zoo in Sapporo on March 5, 2012. The zoo invited the percussionist to play in an effort to coax Chinese alligators to mate. (Kyodo)

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