A man in Texas is killed in an alligator attack while swimming, according to two reports. Both outlets describe the incident as happening during a nighttime or moonlit swim and say the man went into water despite posted warnings indicating conditions were not suitable for swimming. The reports characterize the lead-up to the attack as intentional disregard of the signage, which cautioned against entering the water. After the alligator attack, the man dies as a result of the incident. While the accounts focus on the circumstances immediately before the attack—especially the presence of warnings and the man’s decision to swim—the available summaries do not provide additional details such as the man’s name, the exact location, the time of day beyond “moonlit,” or whether authorities have released further findings. No source in the provided material offers conflicting information about the core facts: an alligator kills a Texas man during a swim, following warnings posted at the water.