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Alligators can typically stay on land for several hours to a few days, depending on environmental conditions and their need to bask in the sun or seek food. However, they prefer to remain near water sources, as they need it for hydration and to regulate their body temperature. Extended periods on land can lead to dehydration, especially in hot weather. Ultimately, while they are capable of being on land, their physiological needs usually drive them back to aquatic environments.
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What is the alligators enemies?
Mountain lions have preyed on alligators on land by ambush. Black bears are recorded to kill large alligators on land. Large burmese pythons can kill and eat small adult alligators.
Do alligators live in land and water?
Yes. But they are clumsier on land.
Do alligators jump?
with the aid of their tail, alligators can jump at out of the water.
Can alligators climb trees?
Alligators are typically not agile climbers and cannot climb trees with ease. They are more suited to moving in water or on land. However, there have been rare instances where alligators have been observed climbing low branches or embankments.
How do alligators breathe on land?
With lungs, pretty much like you and I.
Are alligators sea animals?
i think they are considered land animals
How long do saltwater alligators get?
20ft
Does Cuba have any alligators?
Yes. The Cuban alligator is small - say 6 to 6.5 feet long, very intelligent, and has longer, stronger legs than the American alligators. There is some good evidence that the Cuban alligators sometimes hunt in packs, like wolves. They live on land better than other alligators. Unfortunately, the Cuban Alligator is endangered, and is found in only two locations in Cuba.
Why do alligators have armor?
For protection against other gators and land mammals
How long are alligators legs?
Alligators have four legs and four feet.
How long do alligators care for there young?
by staying with them
How long do alligators teeth last?
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