We have several Man-made lakes around our cities. At least two lakes close by the state university.
Image 01 - Alligator in the lake
We saw an alligator in one of manmade lakes, the size about 6 feet (2 meter) length or may be more.
Actually, it natural to see alligator in nature in our state. Just to let you know, the greatest number of Alligators in the states:
- Louisiana is about 2 million.
- Florida is around 1.3 million.
However, it is dangerous that Man-made Lakes in residential areas are not "natural" habitats for apex predators.
Image 02 - Another alligator
Wildlife and Fisheries will come out and relocate the gator to another less populated location where there aren’t people jogging and walking pets.
Image 03 - Handbag, look like alligator skin
What do you think?
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No alligator here...Hopefully ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend !
Anna
Incredible how wildlife adapts to new habitats, even man-made ones. Hopefully the alligator finds a safer home.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad they come out and relocate them to the wild. It's dangerous to have them in this little lakes and ponds. But yes...we have lots of gators here in this part of FL too!
ReplyDeleteInteresante post. caimanes en la naturaleza tienen que estar en su habita natural.
ReplyDeleteBesos, que tengas un buen fin de semana
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI am glad we do not have alligators here, they are spooky.
Great photos and post. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great weekend.
Seeing an alligator would spook me! LOL! Great photo!
ReplyDeleteLindo caimán. no debemos hacer ropa o artículos con su piel. te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteMe dan pavor estos animales, no lo puedo remediar.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo feliz domingo.