no, they can't they only smell Nothing else but smell they cant see
yes,thats one of the ways they escape and catch food.
it helps it mostly hidden under water, but the alligator can see its prey.
aligator
No. But if you look closely, you can see alligators because they hide only slightly under the surface of the water.
u don't
Alligators bight there predator or emerge in the water.
When an alligator hibernates, it will find a cool damp cave to stay in, not underwater.
Alligators have a special eyelid that is a bit transparent, which allows them to see underwater
Alligators stalk their Pray while under water. When an animal goes to that body of water the alligator will grab the animal and pull it in the water then it will death roll until the animal is dead.
the speicies the fresh water alligator is in is alligotropitaran
The Rhino no contest. Way to large even in the water and on land the rhino would quickly and easily crush the alligator under its feet.
So they can locate their pray
An alligator's eyes are set to the side of his head and on the upper surface. This allows him to submerge almost his entire body under water and still see the surface, so that he can watch out for enemies and prey while being almost invisible. Additionally the alligator has nicitating membranes on his eyes. These are clear membranes that he can cover his eyes (sort of like clear eyelids) with while ripping and tearing at his prey. They prevent damage to the eye while still offering some vision. It also has a protective, clear layer on its eye that can open underwater and washes away debris such as algea.