On a farm in Camilla, Georgia, there is a bam with hundreds of animals$-$not cows, not horses, not pigs, but alligators. These alligators are bred for their skins, which are used in high$-$fashion products. Although the alligators live in a lowly farm now, their hides are destined for some of the most chic stores in Europe: Hermes, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Chanel. These alligators were first brought to the farm when its owner raised chickens. The alligators were the cleanup crew$-$they were thought to be cheaper than burning and burying the bird carcasses. However, it tums out that alligators, even with a free, steady food source of chicken, are expensive. Alligators are much more profitable as handbags than dead$-$meat disposers. So$,$ the farmer managed to turn a greater profit by seeing a new, unusual opportunity. This kind of innovative agility should be a model for other businesses.

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