It is very hard to estimate the size of an alligator buyt one rule of thumb that comes close is that their length is usually very close to the distance between the eyes measured in inches can be used, just convert the inches to ft. ie: 8 inches= 8 ft. (the question then becomes, how accurate are you at estimating the distance between the eyes) (Discussion) I've heard this rule before but another rule is also out there. The distance from the eyes to the end of the snout. That seems a little more believable but I don't know for sure. Also, where is the start or stopping point for these locations?
estimate the length of its snout, how ever many there are, that's how many feet it is
as long as its tail. Although the above answer is correct, I think what they are trying to say is that it all depends on the length of thr Alligator. Typically, the length of an Alligator's tail is about half of the total length of the animal itself. For example, the tail of an Alligator of 10 feet in length will be about 4 1/2 to 5 foot long.
The average length of an alligator's head is around 2.5 to 3.5 feet in length. The size can vary depending on the age and species of the alligator.
No. The maximum size an alligator will typically grow to is around 14 feet, but the record length for an american alligator is 19 feet 2 inches and was caught in Louisiana in the early 1900's.
An alligator's scientific name is Alligator mississippiensis.
estimate the length of its snout, how ever many there are, that's how many feet it is
an alligator's tail is almost half the length of it's body
5 inches
as long as its tail. Although the above answer is correct, I think what they are trying to say is that it all depends on the length of thr Alligator. Typically, the length of an Alligator's tail is about half of the total length of the animal itself. For example, the tail of an Alligator of 10 feet in length will be about 4 1/2 to 5 foot long.
The average length of an alligator's head is around 2.5 to 3.5 feet in length. The size can vary depending on the age and species of the alligator.
I think it is measured in inches
At any time of year a alligator snapping turtle can mate but the original estimate is about 2 years.
To find the hatchling length, you should divide the alligator's current length of 72.5 inches by 10. Since the current length is 10 times the hatchling length, dividing by 10 will give you the original size at hatching. Thus, the hatchling length is 7.25 inches.
To estimate the length of a cat's body without the use of a ruler to measure, use an object that an estimate measurement is known to estimate the length of the cat.
The best unit of measurement to measure an alligator is in feet or meters, as these units are commonly used for measuring the length of large animals.
The American Alligator's arm length is about 1 foot (12 inches)
You estimate it!