Swamp Encounters 101: Do Alligators Hibernate? - Cajun Encounters Tour Company, New Orleans
Large Adult Alligator basking on the river bank in Northern Florida warming up from brumation as winter turns into spring with mating season arriving Stock Photo - Alamy
Alligators stick their snouts above freezing waters to breathe | CNN
Reptile Brumation | South Carolina Aquarium
Watch: How alligators stay warm in the winter - WTOP News
Never Pull a Frozen Crocodile Out of Ice - YouTube
Alligators Survive In Ice — The Wonder of Science
Do Alligators Hibernate? - A-Z Animals
Do Alligators Hibernate? - A-Z Animals
Frozen Alligators Can Come Back To Life - It's A Thing They Do. - video Dailymotion
Swamp Encounters 101: Do Alligators Hibernate? - Cajun Encounters Tour Company, New Orleans
Oklahoma alligators frozen in water with snouts sticking out | The Independent
NC Aquarium at FF on X: "It's the first day of Winter! Luna is enjoying some time under her heat lamp, but alligators in the wild go into brumation — similar to
How Alligators Survive in a Frozen Pond: They 'Snorkel' | Live Science
Alligators survive in frozen waters by sticking their nose above the ice and entering a state of "brumation" : r/interestingasfuck
Alligators Stick Noses Out Above Frozen Water During Hibernation - YouTube
Know Your Zoology Estivation... - Peppermint Narwhal Creative | Facebook
Where do SC alligators go in the winter? | Hilton Head Island Packet
Santa Barbara Zoo - Hi, Xiao! Our Chinese alligator Xiao loves to sunbathe in her habitat during the summer months. During the winter months when temperatures fall, Chinese alligators practice “brumation,” a
SCDNR - Wildlife Information - SC Alligator
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officials say alligators are migrating to Tennessee.
Alligators need warm weather to make an area their home | The Spokesman-Review
Alligators in North Carolina poke their noses through ice to survive freezing temperatures - ABC News
Alligators survive frozen lakes by leaving their nose out to continue breathing and being in a type of dormancy state called brumation : r/Damnthatsinteresting
Alligators Frozen in Ice Survive in North Carolina — Here's How
Alligators - Cumberland Island National Seashore (U.S. National Park Service)
