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Input: UPDATE: Baby Alligator Missing from Mackinac County Zoo, Tortoise Possible Accomplice Posted: Wednesday, July 23, 2014 11:50 AM EDT Updated: Wednesday, July 30, 2014 6:00 PM EDT 
  
 A small alligator took off on an adventure this weekend, possibly with the help of a tortoise. Now workers at the Garlyn Zoo hope he comes home safe. 
  
 Carlos the alligator got away from the Upper Peninsula zoo on Saturday. People on US 2 in Naubinway spotted the gator. 
  
 They tipped off police that the foot long reptile was on the loose. 
  
 "He was in this pond there's a little space under the wire he got off and wandered off in the north woods." 
  
 An alligator escape here at the Garlyn Zoo. The people who run the zoo believe a large tortoise that walks in the area, is likely an inadvertent accomplice in Carlos' escape. 
  
 An unusual Northern Michigan story, but not nearly as scary as it sounds. 
  
 "I'm bummed. He's just sweet he's not dangerous but you shouldn't handle him. If you see him call the zoo, we'll run down and get him we'd love to have him back." 
  
 Zoo keepers love all of their animals from the bears to the gators, they just want the little guy to come home for his safety. 
  
 "We look everyday but it's like looking for a needle on a haystack trying to find a foot long alligator in sticks and stuff. Once it drops down to 50 degrees he won't eat they need warm temps to digest food... beyond October his days are numbered." 
  
 Just across the street from Lake Michigan, they hope someone might find him soaking up the sunshine. 
  
 "I hope he's sunning, I hope he's on the beach sunning... that's what were hoping looking for him is that he's laying out in the open and then pick him up and bring him back 
  
 "I miss him and pray that he comes home. He's got a lot of personality so were hoping he gets through this adventure, Carlos' adventure." 
  
 If you see Carlos, call the zoo at 906-477-1085, and try not to touch him. 
  
 ? ||||| MACKINAC COUNTY, MI -- A baby alligator is on the run after escaping from a family-owned zoo in the Upper Peninsula. 
  
 The owners of GarLyn Zoo in Mackinac County didn't notice the disappearance of the 12-inch alligator they call Carlos until a state police trooper paid them a visit Sunday, July 20, said Gary Moore, who runs the zoo with his wife on 30 acres of land along U.S. 2 near Naubinway. 
  
 A passerby called police after spotting the young alligator along U.S. 2. Carlos stands about an inch and a half tall and poses little harm to humans, Moore said. 
  
 Moore doesn't think Carlos could survive in the wild past October. 
  
 "I'm asking people that if they see a little alligator holding a sign on U.S. 2 that says, 'Florida or bust' to call us." 
  
 GarLyn Zoo is home to about 100 animals, including two adult alligators. Carlos has been with the zoo for a few months and is the size of a 1-year-old reptile. 
  
 Carlos was kept in a pond used for turtles, which is surrounded by a fence with one-inch openings. 
  
 Moore suspects the small gator slipped underneath the fence. Moore said a large tortoise that walks in the area, wearing the dirt away from the bottom of the fence, was an inadvertent accomplice in Carlos' getaway. 
  
 The entire zoo is double-fenced. Carlos is the first escapee in 21 years of running the business, Moore said. 
  
 "I hope we could spot him here soon," Moore said. 
  
 Anyone who sees Carlos is advised not to touch the alligator and call GarLyn Zoo at 906-477-1085 or contact the police. 
  
 Angie Jackson covers public safety and breaking news for MLive/The Grand Rapids Press. Email her at ajackso3@mlive.com, and follow her on Twitter. ||||| The 12-inch alligator escaped from this zoo over the weekend. 
  
 The 12-inch alligator escaped from this zoo over the weekend. / Nathan Lehota 
  
 MACKINAC CO -- Michigan State Police from the St. Ignace post are helping search for an alligator that escaped from a zoo in west Mackinac County. 
  
 When Garlyn Zoo Owner Gary Moore found out one of his alligators escaped his zoo, he feared the worst. 
  
 “My first thought was it was a large gator that got out,” said Moore. “I was really relieved to find out it was just a little guy that got out.” 
  
 A pedestrian spotted the 12-inch alligator, named "Carlos," near the exit of the zoo Sunday night around 8:30 p.m. and called law enforcement. 
  
 “It's not every day you see a complaint come in where law enforcement is dispatched to an escaped alligator,” said Michigan State Police Trooper Fred Strich. 
  
 On Monday morning, troopers helped zoo owners search for the gator, but came up empty-handed. 
  
 “We looked and looked and looked and we're still looking, but you're looking for a foot-long gator in the woods with all the sticks in the brush,” said Moore. “Unless you step right next to him and he hisses and moves you’re not going to see him, but we’ll keep looking.” 
  
 Although the American alligator could grow to be more than seven feet long, Moore said Carlos would not survive long enough to become that large of a threat. 
  
 “They need a certain temperature to eat and digest food,” said Moore. “In Northern Michigan once we get to October and start getting the cold night and 50-degree days, he'll just slow down and then the snow cover up and that'll be the end of it.” |||||
Output:
An owner of a zoo in Michigan's Upper Peninsula says a 12-inch alligator has escaped, possibly with some help from a tortoise. TV stations WWTV-WWUP and WPBN-WTOM and MLive.com report the alligator named Carlos got out of an enclosure over the weekend at the GarLyn Zoo near Naubinway. He was spotted by people nearby, who called police, but he wasn't caught. Gary Moore, who runs the zoo in Mackinac County with his wife, says he suspects the alligator slipped under a fence. Moore says a large tortoise that walks in the area, wearing away dirt, likely was an inadvertent accomplice in Carlos' getaway. GarLyn Zoo is home to about 100 animals, including two adult alligators. Anyone who spots Carlos is asked to contact police or the zoo.