Alligators and Crocodilians
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I love the alligators at Circle B. They are so prehistoric and interesting to watch. Most of the time they are just laying around , so when they move you take notice.
Young alligators basking in the hot South Florida sun at Everglades Alligator Farm in Homestead, Florida - USA
Alligator Farm Info: everglades.com
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This is a general view of the place where an alligator is basking on the shore of the lake (which is in the next photo on my page).
Esta es una vista general del lugar donde un caimán está tomando el sol en la orilla del lago (que está en la siguiente foto de mi página).
Это общий вид места, где на берегу озера греется аллигатор (который на следующей фотке на моей странице).
Portrait of Claude, the albino alligator. He lives in the swamp in the California Academy of Sciences on the grounds of Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. In this image he is floating near the surface creating a wonderful abstract reflection.
Alligator Everglades USA.
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Photographed the Green Heron perched on a branch fixed on a catch in the Banana Creek Marsh off of Alligator Alley trail in the Circle B Bar Reserve in the City of Lakeland in Polk County Florida U.S.A.
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Alligator Everglades.
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Even though it's a year old, this image grabbed my eye as I was plowing through one of my hard drives and I thought: Why didn't I upload this before?
The soft afterglow of the blue hour really appeals to me right now.
And anyway, it's one of my favorite views in New Mexico.
When you think of Texas you think cowboys and cattle. But, the Lone Star state has some Texas size alligators as well at Brazos Bend State Park🐊🐊🐊
Keep a safe distance and keep the doggies on a leash to have a good time viewing these massive wild reptiles.
When visiting south Texas take care as alligators do thrive in country areas. We have a couple living in the lake by our house. Our neighbors had a massive one in their pond that had to be removed for obvious reasons.
Alligator Florida.
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American alligators reside nearly exclusively in the freshwater rivers, lakes, swamps, and marshes of the southeastern United States
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Came across this alligator sunning himself on a boat trip. He has a fairly round belly, so likely after his lunch.
Aquarium tropical de la Porte Dorée
Les alligators sont caractérisés par un museau plus large que celui des crocodiles. Les deux espèces qui existent ont également tendance à être de couleur plus sombre, souvent presque noire, mais la couleur dépend beaucoup de l'eau. De plus, chez les alligators, seules les dents supérieures sont visibles quand ils ferment les mâchoires, au contraire des crocodiles, dont on peut voir les dents supérieures et inférieures. Toutefois, de nombreux individus présentent des difformités dans les mâchoires, ce qui complique ce moyen d'identification. En moyenne, le poids d'un alligator d'Amérique est de 360 kg et sa longueur de 4 mètres.
Alligator in Everglades. No post-processing done to photo. Nikon NEF (RAW) files available. NPP Straight Photography at noPhotoShopping.com
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Yes, alligators do yawn. They yawn to regulate their body temperature, not necessarily because they are tired. Alligators open their mouths wide to cool down, similar to how humans sweat. This behavior is especially noticeable when alligators are basking in the sun, as this one was. Orlando Wetlands Park, Christmas, Florida
I didn't have the best angle, but I really liked all of the vegetation on and around this alligator so I thought I'd try something a little different.
First we saw him swimming in the very calm pond and the next morning he decided to sunbathe on its shore !
Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge, High Island, Chambers County, Texas
I thought there were two but there are four little ones, not long from the nest.
Alligator Florida Everglades.
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This is Texas's Alligator Gar. When I was down at the lake a few days ago, tens of them were swimming around and fighting every now and then. It was really surreal how close I would get to them. I used to be terrified of them, but now my fears are calmed that I've walked side by side with one. If you really like any of my photos, you can always purchase them at
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