Where does an alligator sleep?

Answer 1

When it doesn't smell prey.

Basically, when they smell blood they wake up and say It's eating time, finally! But you wouldn't hear them say it. Anyway, but when they don't smell blood they feel tired of eating all day so they sleep.

Answer 2

Of course, crododiles and Alligators do sleep, all animals have to sleep somehow, (whatever strange way it may be)We know that sleep is very important for humans. It gives our bodies and our brains time to rest, refresh, and develop so that we can concentrate an learn when we are awake.

Studies on Crocs have shown that they sleep intermittently throughout the day, but that they are very light sleepers.

Hope it helped, x. :)

Answer 3

Alligators usually sleep in or near the water, as they are semi-aquatic creatures. They may also rest on the banks or in burrows they have dug near the water's edge. Alligators are typically most active at night, so they rest during the day.

Answer 4

No alligators and crocodiles are always moving about.

Answer 5

Anywhere he wants to !