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What a Resort Owes You When Predators Share the Shoreline No family should ever have to wake up to a call that their loved one was dragged into the sea by a predator while standing on a resort beach. When you check into a world-renowned brand like Marriott, there is an unspoken agreement: you are paying for the safety of their grounds. You are trusting that they have moved through every possible danger and either eliminated it or provided a warning so loud and clear that no one could miss it. Right now, the resort is already moving to protect its brand. They have issued statements claiming their “night patrolling” and “signage” were properly in place. They are framing this as an act of nature that they followed the rules to prevent. We know better. A resort located in the Marina Vallarta district, sitting between the Ameca River and the El Salado Estuary—a primary breeding ground for American Crocodiles—knows exactly how active these apex predators are at dusk. When a 28-year-old man from Mexico City is taken from a beach in front of hotel guests and staff, the question is not whether a sign existed. The question is whether that…