A Florida woman, Brittany Clark, dies after a rare alligator attack while swimming in Seminole County’s Little Big Econ State Forest, and newly released autopsy results describe the severity and extent of her injuries. According to the autopsy report, Clark, 31, “struggled for her life” before dying from injuries inflicted by the alligator during a mauling on June 28. Sources say the incident involved Clark swimming with her boyfriend and a roommate at the time. The report further details the physical damage caused by the animal, including information about the pattern and presence of teeth marks. While the reports describe the attack as unusual, they agree on the core timeline: Clark is attacked in the state forest during the swim, sustains extensive injuries, and later dies. The autopsy findings are presented as confirmation of what investigators previously described and as new detail on the brutality of the injuries. The reports do not indicate any dispute over responsibility for the attack, focusing instead on the medical findings and their implications for the case.