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What is the Body Temperature of an Alligator?
Alligators are ectothermic, or cold-blooded, meaning their body temperatures aren't self-regulating and consistent like a human's. Their body temperatures fluctuate up and down with the environment, and when they become too cold, they can slip into a dormant state. Even unhatched alligators are affected by ...
Later Alligator: How to Leave a Job on Good Terms
If you've just accepted a job offer from a new company, high five! It's always a fantastic feeling knowing that you'll be moving on and starting a new adve
Human remains found inside 500-pound alligator. How common are alligator attacks?
Such attacks are very rare, an expert told Live Science.
12 facts you might not know about alligators
Synonomous with the South, gators are respected and feared. Discover some interesting facts about the alligators in our midst.
Alligators can regrow severed tails, surprising scientists
Young alligators can grow back up to 9 inches of a lost tail, a study finds. They’re the largest animal with this regenerative ability.
What Continents Do Alligators Live On?
Although alligators are close relatives of crocodiles, they differ by their rounded snouts and the kinds of environment they can live in. Alligators can survive in relatively cold climates, whereas crocodiles live only in tropical and subtropical regions. Actually, just two species of alligators exist: American ...
Scientists discover the surprising way young alligators regrow missing tails
It's a lizard-like ability, but alligators go about it a little differently.
Blistering and Alligatoring on Flat Roofs: Causes and How to Fix It
Blistering and alligatoring are two problems that are common among membrane roofing systems.
How 3D Printing Helped Mr. Stubbs, The Tailless Alligator
New 3D scanning and printing technology allowed researchers to build a prosthetic tail for a disabled alligator.
Dead alligators dropped deep into the sea lead to a surprising find
Say "bone appétit" to a new skeleton-eating worm species.
Why Alligators Don’t Make Good Pets (and 9 Other Fun Gator Facts)
As the search for the Humboldt Park Lagoon alligator continues, learn more about these fear-inducing creatures – and why they shouldn’t be brought home as a pet.
Alligator On Helium Reveals The Secret Meaning Of Alligator Bellows
They bellow to communicate their body size to other gators
How to Prepare for an Alligator Arrival
There have been several new additions to the zoo, including is the transformation of our front pond habitat to house a group of alligators.
How to survive an alligator encounter
The safest way to observe an alligator is from a distance. Still, keep these survival tips in mind if one surprises you on land or in the water.
How to Survive an Alligator Attack
Of all the wild animals found in the U.S., the alligator is one of the most intimidating. Its scaly skin, reptilian eyes, and sharp teeth make it look like an actual monster. The fact that they kill with a move called a “death roll” doesn’t dissuade fear either. But with a little knowledge, you can avoid being gator bait.
Horse Show Gone to the ... Alligators?
What happens when your horse show stall is already occupied...by an alligator?
How Many Alligators Long Is a Triceratops?
Which Side Are You On, The Horse Or The Alligator?
A wild horse lets an alligator know it isn’t wanted in these parts.
An ALLIGATOR for an emotional support animal?!??! This is NUTS!
I'm a licensed marriage and family therapist (my mom always told me to have a back up plan because radio is so unreliable!) and I'm all about...
