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The Comal River in Comal County Texas does NOT have any alligators living in it at this time. The river is used by thousands of river visitors every year and there has been no alligator ever reported in recent decades. There are records from locals that tell of alligators living in the Guadalupe River many years ago before Canyon Dam was built upstream. The waters then were warmer, slower and murkier green. As for right now, neither river has any known population of alligators living in or near the water.
There are no alligators native to Bulgaria. Alligators are found only along the Yangtze River in China (Alligator sinensis) and in swamps in the southeastern US (Alligator mississippiensis).
No. Other than the rare Chinese alligator of the Yangtze River, alligators live only in the southeastern US, primarily Louisiana and Florida.
Yes, alligators construct dens for shelter. They often dig burrows in the banks of water bodies where they can hide and rest. Alligators use these dens to regulate their body temperature and protect themselves from predators.
There are no documented alligator populations near Savannah, Tennessee. However, there are breeding populations farther upriver in the Wheeler Lake section of the Tennessee River in northern Alabama, and in Shelby, Tipton, Haywood, and Fayette counties in southwestern Tennessee.
Barren River Lake was created in 1964.
The area of Barren River Lake is 40.873 square kilometers.
Barren River Lake State Resort Park was created in 1965.
The area of Barren River Lake State Resort Park is 8,850,474.9957888 square meters.
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alligators
Yeah. Sure. Why not?
alligators
Few, but Yes!!
The Comal River in Comal County Texas does NOT have any alligators living in it at this time. The river is used by thousands of river visitors every year and there has been no alligator ever reported in recent decades. There are records from locals that tell of alligators living in the Guadalupe River many years ago before Canyon Dam was built upstream. The waters then were warmer, slower and murkier green. As for right now, neither river has any known population of alligators living in or near the water.
snakes, fish, frogs, and alligators
i think alligators in the everglades