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Alligators are native of two countries, America and China
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If the studied habitat is disturbed, it could have an effect on the results which would make them unreliable.
Crocodiles WILL CERTAINLY eat you if you disturb them and/or their habitat , get close to them, disturb their little ones, and/or provoke them. But alligators are different. They seem to have a timid temper and will often swim away or run away from people getting close to them. Alligators rarely attack people, but if they have little ones to look after, they will not run away and might attack you. If you provoke alligators they might attack you. Also if you disturb their habitat they might attack you too.
An alligator would never come into contact with a dolphin given habitat differences. Crocodiles (particularly the American crocodile of the New World and the saltwater crocodile of the Old World) may occasionally be found in dolphin habitat. Interestingly enough (and tragically) a dolphin was killed by an American crocodile along the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica in 2011, although this must be a very rare occurrence.
Alligators are native of two countries, America and China
Yes that is correct.
a mooses natural habitat are the woods. well according to all the books I've read. well, see you later alligator. in a while crocidile. a mooses natural habitat are the woods. well according to all the books I've read. well, see you later alligator. in a while crocidile.
Some little-known facts about alligators include:1. A full-grown alligator is 800lbs. and is about 13 feet long on average.2. The American Alligator is most abundantly found in Louisiana and Florida, with around 1 million in each state.3. An Alligator's diet includes fish, snails turtles, and some small mammals that reside in their habitat.4. An Alligator's hide is very thick.
Well, alligators used to be hunted for their hides, but today, they are being killed by loss of habitat and encounters with people. They are being protected now, so technically, they are not endangered.