Alligators and crocodiles all live in the water. They are large animals, and the water helps support their weight. Also, they are predators. Both animals hide under the water and leap out to catch their prey.
Most species of CROCODILE have glands in their mouths to expel salt from their systems. Alligators (remember, folks, there's 20-some-odd species of croc, only two species of true alligator) lack these glands. Alligators spend most of their time in fresh water, but yes, if you're referring to the ICW through Fl, especially the Indian River Lagoon System, alligators ARE in brackish water a LOT. However, they do need to retreat to fresh water on a regular basis to rinse the salt out of their system. (notice when you do see a gator in the IRL, it's usually near a storm culvert outfall, or very close to a freshwater retention pond.) I know someone who saw an alligator two miles out from Port Canaveral... probably not very happy, but he was pointed towards shore, so he knew how to get "home".
Most species do live in fresh water, a few live in brackish water, but some types of alligator do live in sea water.
no alligators are born on land and once their ready, they move to the water on their own.
Yes, they are amphibious reptiles. They could not favorably adapt to, say an arid or Desert environment.
no because the young will drown
Yes they can. But alligators spend more time in water.
with the aid of their tail, alligators can jump at out of the water.
Alligators hatch from eggs. Tigers are born alive, like other mammals.
Alligators usually have an under water place to lay up, or a hole under a river bank.
they are born alive
Alligators are amphibious animals and need to spend time in the water.
Yes they can. But alligators spend more time in water.
with the aid of their tail, alligators can jump at out of the water.
No. Alligators live in fresh water, sharks live in salt water.
It depends! Alligators like fresh water and Crocodiles like salt water!
Because alligators were born after
Alligators hatch from eggs. Tigers are born alive, like other mammals.
Alligators are reptiles. Because they don't require water to reproduce, they are not amphibians.
salt water
Yes alligators sometimes eat water snakes.
New alligators are born every year. Many people don't believe that, which is why it's called "allegation".
It is a rare occurrence but yes alligators have been spotted at beaches.