alligator

A fight between a python and an alligator is fatal to both.

But by being both at the same time, he becomes the big-lipped alligator moment of the whole series.

Maybe most people have the intuition to avoid alligators, and much more people are around roadways than alligator areas.

There had been a grand total of 4 fatal alligator attacks in the USA in the 1980's.

Is that platform in the picture sufficient to keep an alligator from crawling up onto the platform?

My point is, maybe this alligator stuff could be made into a game and people could learn by playing.

If the entire culture is face-based you're in an alligator swamp, and you need to leave and work somewhere else.

It's possible that he imagined the alligator that was next to him in the water, but it's equally possible that he wasn't.

That is a small hurdle when you have alligator clips and a multi-meter.

Swimming in a river has a non-zero chance of alligator attack, statistically, alligator attacks are very, very rare, and you're far more likely to die of regular old drowning than by alligator.

The thing I'd not be sure of with the alligator game is whether kids actually find something like that fun...

Whenever an alligator eats it transforms its eggs by no obvious mechanism.

Questions I faced: "Which alligator is the mummy?" "Why does the alligator want to eat the other one?

But what is "close?" An alligator swimming right alongside the boat?

Don't alligators eat people?" "Where is the pink alligator?" "When the egg hatches will it be a boy or a girl?

"Drone Warfare Guru and Alligator Enthusiast"