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their skin is covered in scutes which are scales 

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their skin is covered in scutes which are scales 

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alligators are actually members of the crocodylia so crocodiles are related to alligators

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alligators are actually members of the crocodylia so crocodiles are related to alligators

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an alligators life cycle is like hatchling 1 year old 4 year old then teen then adult

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an alligators life cycle is like hatchling 1 year old 4 year old then teen then adult

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ttps://www.livescience.com/27306-alligator-facts.html live sience

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they can eat rocks and tin cans. i'm wondering how they handle that.

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they can eat rocks and tin cans. i'm wondering how they handle that.

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newborn alligators have many problems like predators to be exact their are older alligators,snakes,and big birds 

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newborn alligators have many problems like predators to be exact their are older alligators,snakes,and big birds 

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alligators will almost anything well any thing that crosses him or at least try

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alligators will almost anything well any thing that crosses him or at least try

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do you know where alligators got there name from they got their name from the Spanish word el lagarto

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do you know where alligators got there name from they got their name from the Spanish word el lagarto

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usually alligators live in freshwater wetlands

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usually alligators live in freshwater wetlands

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Jonah Engel Bromwich

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alligators are actually very social reptiles they stay in groups called congregations

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alligators are actually very social reptiles they stay in groups called congregations

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the american alligator is actually the largest reptile in all of north america

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the american alligator is actually the largest reptile in all of north america

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they actually build them by using their tails feet and noses

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they actually build them by using their tails feet and noses

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alligators when the ice freezes over they stick out their snouts for survival

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alligators when the ice freezes over they stick out their snouts for survival

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alligators are still bad though so you might wan't to stay away there was a ten year old girl who escaped an alligator but it bit her knee

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alligators are still bad though so you might wan't to stay away there was a ten year old girl who escaped an alligator but it bit her knee

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their colors can be black or brown or gray

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their colors can be black or brown or gray

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they were put on a thing called the extinction list in 1967

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they were put on a thing called the extinction list in 1967

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alligators can actually  be underwater for more than an hour!!!!!!!!

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alligators can actually  be underwater for more than an hour!!!!!!!!

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people pushed them out of their habitats 

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people pushed them out of their habitats 

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alligator young like to ride on their mothers head

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alligator young like to ride on their mothers head

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in the New York there are alligators in the sewers

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in the New York there are alligators in the sewers

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alligators close their noses and eyes so water wont get in them

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the american alligator can actually grow up to be 6 to 14 feet!!!! 1.8 meters to 4.3 meters long

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the american alligator can actually grow up to be 6 to 14 feet!!!! 1.8 meters to 4.3 meters long

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A really cool thing about alligators is that they have their eyes ears and nose on top of their head !!!

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A really cool thing about alligators is that they have their eyes ears and nose on top of their head !!!

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the animal control once got a call about an alligator in some body's Bathtub!!!

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the animal control once got a call about an alligator in some body's Bathtub!!!

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you may think you have seen but you may have seen a crocodile but ill tell you the difference alligators have u shaped snout.But on the other hand the crocodile has a v shaped snout. 

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you may think you have seen but you may have seen a crocodile but ill tell you the difference alligators have u shaped snout.But on the other hand the crocodile has a v shaped snout. 

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they'll spend up to a year in their burrows 

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they'll spend up to a year in their burrows 

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alligators can have tales as long as their whole body

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alligators can have tales as long as their whole body

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american alligators can be found in southeastern of the united states

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american alligators can be found in southeastern of the united states

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alligators have short stubby legs how do they run so fast

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alligators have short stubby legs how do they run so fast

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they can actually live in burrows only when the weather is to cold for them to live in wetlands

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they can actually live in burrows only when the weather is to cold for them to live in wetlands