1. Wildlife, Insects, Reptiles Grizzly Bears Iguanas Leopards Lions Lizards, Search Results For Alligators Technology Internet Travel Valentine s Day Wedding Wildlife Reptiles. http://www.apacheserver.com/exitpage/Wildlife.php?term=Alligators

2. Wildlife Success Stories - Alligators Wildlife Success Stories. ALLIGATORS; introduction. Alligators arereptiles, which means they are coldblooded animals whose body http://texas-extension.tamu.edu/agcom/multimed/wildlife/success/gator1.html

Wildlife Success Stories ALLIGATORS; introduction Alligators are reptiles , which means they are cold-blooded animals whose body temperatures change with the environment. glossary word: reptiles Adult alligators can grow up to12 feet long or longer, and weigh several hundred pounds. "gator" sounds (106 kilobyte audio) Main menu Next page Go to ENDANGERED SPECIES Go to SUCCESS STORIES Bald Eagle Turkey Paddlefish Alligator Red-cockaded Woodpecker Wood Duck Black Bear Whitetailed Deer ... I'm ready to take the final QUIZ! Wildlife Specialist: Billy Higginbotham Webyter: Gordon Riall Texas Agricultural Extension Service Tuesday, May 21, 1996

3. Wildlife Success Stories - Alligators Wildlife Success Stories. ALLIGATORS; diet. Alligators will eat anythingthey can catch, but their favorite foods are. Turtles, snakes, fish, http://texas-extension.tamu.edu/agcom/multimed/wildlife/success/gator2.html

Wildlife Success Stories ALLIGATORS; diet Alligators will eat anything they can catch, but their favorite foods are Turtles snakes fish water birds and small mammals glossary word: mammals Previous page Next page Go to ENDANGERED SPECIES Go to SUCCESS STORIES Bald Eagle Turkey Paddlefish Alligator Red-cockaded Woodpecker Wood Duck Black Bear Whitetailed Deer ... I'm ready to take the final QUIZ! Wildlife Specialist: Billy Higginbotham Webyter: Gordon Riall Texas Agricultural Extension Service Tuesday, May 21, 1996

4. Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park - Alligators Homosassa Springs wildlife State Park is the home of alligators. Scientific Name alligators are found throughout the entire Southeastern United States including; Alabama, Arkansas http://www.hsswp.com/animals/alligator.html

5. John F. Kennedy Space Center - Alligators And Rocket Ships alligators and Rocket Ships video with Jon Cowart. National wildlife Refuge. Nodiscussion of wildlife at KSC is complete without mentioning alligators! http://www-pao.ksc.nasa.gov/kscpao/visit/kscovrv.htm

KSC Home Site Search Multimedia FAQ/Contact Us ... Alligators and Rocket Ships video with Jon Cowart N ational W ildlife R efuge Merritt Island KSC is located on a barrier island, called Merritt Island, about 34 miles long and varying in width from five to 10 miles. The total land and water area covers just over 140,000 acres, however, only 6,000 acres are actually used for space shuttle operations. Many people don't realize that Kennedy Space Center is also a National Wildlife Refuge KSC is a National Wildlife Refuge S T oday these 220 square miles are managed by the Dept. of the Interior as a National Wildlife Refuge and National Seashore.

6. Welcome To Funday Tours We are a wholesale provider of guided nature and wildlife day tours for preformed convention groups coming to the Orlando/ Kennedy Space Coast area. See Dolphins, Manatees alligators. http://www.fundaytours.com

We offer over 16 different guided eco-day tours - nature and wildlife adventures for pre-formed groups only. Plus, as a FunDay exclusive, two "VIP" Kennedy Space Center tours. All tours are fully guided and totally escorted by certified guides. Funday Discovery Tours, Inc. Comments and suggestions are welcome at info@fundaytours.com FunDay Eco-Tours, Inc. 1905 S. Atlantic St. Suite #325 Melbourne Bch, FL 32951 Phone - 321-725-0796 Fax - 321-724-0736 Florida, Orlando, Disney, Kennedy Space Center, Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral, Melbourne, Port Canaveral Cruises, Nature Tours, Guided Day Tours, Eco-Tours, Florida Nature Tours, Florida Eco-Tours, Wildlife Adventures, Wholesale Tour operator, Step on guides, Destination Management, Dolphins, Manatees, Alligators, Birds, Airboats, Canoe, Kayak, Horseback riding, Hiking, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Sebastian Inlet Park, Charters, Guide Service

7. World Of Wildlife - Animal Instincts Includes pictures and articles about toads, tortoises, and alligators. http://www.wowanimalinstincts.info/

W orld o f W ildlife Animal Instincts Kelley Hunsicker is an American author, freelance journalist and photographer, having over 70 articles in various online and print publications. This site is designed for two purposes. First: As a place to showcase my work. Second: As a fun place for kids to learn about animals. Freelance Writer and Journalist In June of 2000,Kelley left a promising career as HR Mgr for a major supermarket chain to pursue her dream to write. She enrolled in the Institute of Children's Literature and began learning the craft. While a student, Kelley spent countless hours reading books about writing nonfiction for children . To discover her voice, and style, she started a daily habit of writing - anything! It was through this process that she discovered her love of animals and wildlife. Within three months, Kelley received her first acceptance from Hopscotch for Girls Since then, Kelley has written for both adult and children's markets. Her children's articles and can be found at Hopscotch for Girls, Boys' Quest, Fun

8. FL Fish And Wildlife Conservation Commission Information Information and regulations on hunting, freshwater fishing, saltwater fishing, wildlife viewing, hiking trails, boating safety, the Florida panther and other endangered and threatened species Subscribe FWC ENews. alligators - Living With alligators. Black Bear http://www.state.fl.us/fwc

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9. FWC - Division Of Wildlife - Alligator Management How many alligators are there in Florida? Counting animals in the wild is withouta doubt one of the most formidable challenges to wildlife scientists. http://www.wildflorida.org/gators/faq.htm

Alligator Menu Alligator Home Statewide Hunts Private Lands Nuisance Alligators ... Kids Only! FAQ Alligator Links I have a nuisance wildlife problem. What should I do? You should check out the Commission's web site called Critter Questions, which offers technical assistance in dealing with problem animals. If it's a nuisance alligator, check out our nuisance alligator page . To learn how to avoid having problems with alligators, see our Living with Alligators brochure. If you know of an area where the feeding of alligators is occurring or may occur, and you have authorization to do so you can print and post this sign. How do I contact the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission? The Commission is administered out of five regional offices . You should contact the office which covers the county in which you reside. How many alligators are there in Florida? Counting animals in the wild is without a doubt one of the most formidable challenges to wildlife scientists. There never is an easy way to answer this question, but here's what we know. Based on known amounts of suitable alligator habitat statewide and conservative estimates of alligator densities in those different types of habitat, we believe there are more than one million wild alligators in Florida!

10. Louisiana Gardens Archive - The Jungle Gardens Of Avery Island Whitetailed deer, alligators, and thousands of herons are among the wildlife found in the jungle gardens. http://members.cox.net/mryfon/avery.htm

Please direct comments, questions about the website, or requests for speaking engagements to Mary Fonseca: mryfon@cox.net FEATURED GARDEN ARCHIVE Acadiana Park Nature Trail Bed and Breakfast Gardens ... Majestic Oaks The Jungle Gardens of Avery Island Afton Villa Gardens Mary's Garden Houmas House Gardens Introduction Featured Garden About the Book About the Author Weekend Getaways in Louisiana THE JUNGLE GARDENS OF AVERY ISLAND BY MARY FONSECA Avery Island, near the town of New Iberia, is famous as the site where Edmund McIlhenny first concocted his family's world-renowned Tabasco sauce. Many of Edmund's descendants still live and work on the island where thousands of visitors tour their Tobasco factory every year. Jungle Gardens, Avery Island When Edmund McIlhenny's son created the Jungle Gardens he added another ingredient to Avery Island, one that gardeners and nature lovers enjoy as much as the gourmets who relish the zesty taste that a few sprinkles of Tobasco sauce adds to the dishes before them. Ned traveled the world gathering greenery from every continent for the exotic garden he created on a 200-acre section of Avery Island. Roads meander through the Jungle Gardens so you can enjoy them from the comfort of your car. But visitors who follow some of the enticing footpaths get a better view of shallow water plants such as Louisiana irises, and a close up look at flowering shrubs such as hydrangeas, azaleas and camellias. Hikers can also inspect a glass temple that shelters an 800-year-old statue of Buddha. The oriental deity keeps watch over a secluded Chinese garden ringed by seven hills.

11. Living With Alligators alligators and humans have shared marshes, swamps, rivers and lakes of the southeastern United States for many centuries. alligators rapidly repopulated areas that were once heavily hunted. Surveys by the Florida Fish and wildlife http://www.wildflorida.org/gators/faq/lwa.htm

Alligators and humans have shared marshes, swamps, rivers and lakes of the southeastern United States for many centuries. Native Indians and early European pioneers occasionally used this reptile for food, but not until fashion markets began producing alligator skin products did this prehistoric reptile become heavily hunted. A century of unrestricted and unregulated hunting depleted most accessible populations. Even after the passage of state regulations governing the harvest of alligators during the 1940s and 1950s, alligator populations continued to decline due to extensive poaching. It was not until 1970, when federal laws prohibited the interstate shipment of alligators, that these reptiles were afforded effective protection. The federal Endangered Species Act of 1973 provided further support. Shortly after their protection began, alligators rapidly repopulated areas that were once heavily hunted. Surveys by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) indicated progressive increases from 1974 to 1988. During that same period, Florida experienced tremendous human population growth. That trend continues today, with hundreds of people moving to Florida daily. Many of these new residents seek homes on waterfront property, resulting in increased interactions between humans and alligators.

12. NC State Wildlife Extension - Alligators Working with wildlife Series and other NCSU Publications. PDFPrevention andControl of wildlife Damage Series alligators. Other Links of Interest. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/nreos/wild/wildlife/animals/reptiles/alligators.htm

Working with Wildlife Series and other NCSU Publications Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage Series - Alligators Other Links of Interest Savannah River Ecology Fact Sheet - Alligators Reading List on Reptiles and Amphibians Reptile and Amphibian Characteristics Reptile and Amphibian Myths ... Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (PARC) This site contains a tremendous amount if information on why reptiles and amphibians numbers are declining and what can be done to save them. This site also has numerous links to other excellent websites. Alligators and Crocodiles - Florida Reptile Information Network Top Back ... Fisheries, Wildlife and Aquaculture Home

13. Grasshopper Airboat Ecotours - Titusville Florida Glide the grassy marshes of the St. Johns River and Lake Poinsett on an ecotour. Participants can see birds, alligators and other wildlife on a personallyguided airboat tour. Also in Cocoa. http://www.airboatecotours.com/

Grasshopper Airboat Ecotours St. Johns River Call Captain Rick Thrift for reservations: 321-638-9565 (Pager) CaptainRick@airboatecotours.com Located on the St. Johns River West of Cocoa Experience an unique and thrilling Florida airboat ride adventure! Exciting 60 - 90 minute tours on custom built airboats with elevated seating. Glide across the grassy marshes of the St. Johns River. Personalized, interpretive ecotour as you look for alligators, bald eagles, herons, wildlife, and beautiful vistas. An extended hour airboat tour: $28.00 per adult and $18.00 for children under 12 years old. Appropriate for children 5 and older. Reservations are required and can be made by calling (321) 631-2990 or by paging the Captain at 638-9565. Group rates are available. Within 45 minutes of Orlando, Cocoa Beach, Titusville and Melbourne. Captain Rick is an U.S. Coast Guard Licensed Master and fully insured. VISIT WITH CAPTAIN RICK THRIFT ON AN ECOTOUR. Photos of some WILDLIFE YOU ARE LIKELY TO SEE Photos of our AIRBOATS VALUABLE COUPON ... the North Brevard Business Directory. Wednesday, May 14, 2003

14. American Alligator Distribution and Growth of American alligators in a Texas Coastal Marsh. Population Parameters of American alligators in the Gus Engeling wildlife Management Area http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/nature/wild/reptiles/gator.htm

Maincontent Local Navigation Supplemental Navigation/Info Printer friendly ... Contact Us Wildlife Fact Sheet Links: Wildlife Fact Sheets American alligator Links If You See An Alligator American Alligator Fact Sheet Distribution of American Alligators in Texas KB Gator Facts KB History of Alligators in Texas Managing Alligator Populations Alligator Nest at Brazos Bend State Park Everything You Never Wanted to Know About Alligators at Brazos Bend State Park ... Kids' Pages: Tortuga Tex American Alligator Research Distribution and Growth of American Alligators in a Texas Coastal Marsh Population Parameters of American Alligators in the Gus Engeling Wildlife Management Area American alligator Alligator mississippiensis Description Body length: 6-14 ft. The American alligator, Alligator mississippiensis , once on the verge of extinction, has made a tremendous come-back over the past 30 years. In 1969, Texas provided complete protection for the American alligator and classified it as endangered after passage of the Texas Endangered Species Act in 1973. Under this protection, along with Federally implemented regulations eliminating unregulated alligator hide markets in the United States, the species has made a full recovery and was delisted from the status of endangered in 1985. The American alligator is a large, semi-aquatic, armored reptile that is related to crocodiles. Almost black in color, the American alligator has prominent eyes and nostrils with coarse scales over the entire body. It has a large, long head with visible upper teeth along the edge of the jaws. It's front feet have 5 toes, while rear feet have 4 toes that are webbed. An agile swimmer, the American alligator often floats or swims with only it's eyes and nostrils exposed.

15. Florida Wildlife Attraction, Nature Tours, Gator Gifts & Souvenirs, Zoo, Panther Native wildlife attraction see alligators, panthers, bears, and Indian village. Online store and discounts. http://www.jungleadventures.com

The beautiful sounds of nature sing at Jungle Adventures. A wonderful alternative to crowds, concrete and artificial environments, Jungle Adventures offers visitors a chance to become intimately aquainted with the Sunshine State's natural beauty. J ungle Adventures is one of the oldest, all-natural and native attractions in Florida. Our 20-acre park and wildlife sanctuary is dedicated to " eco-tourism ," a unique experience for close encounters with native wildlife. Personalized educational tours of Florida's natural habitats are available for large groups or individuals at Jungle Adventures. Find out more about Jungle Adventures or scroll down and discover your next Adventure... Add this button to your site! Download this button and link it to jungleadventures.com Park Adventures Nature Tours Order Tickets Special Offers ... Home Jungle Adventures Clabrook Farm, Inc. 26205 East Highway (S.R.) 50 (7 miles west of Titusville, 17 miles east of Orlando) Christmas, Florida 32709

16. Walking With The Alligators Florida, Endangered Species, wildlife, Ocala National Forest, Panthers, Manatees, Key Deer, Black Bear, Scrub Jay, Sandhill Cranes, alligators, Crocodiles, Okeechobee Gourd, Indian Pumpkin, A tribute to the endangered wildlife of Florida; the graceful turtles and owls, the cunning alligators and crocodiles, http://members.tripod.com/gator_woman

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Scripts courtesy of Website Abstraction /* Motivational quotes script By Website Abstraction (http://wsabstract.com) Over 400+ free scripts here! */ A tribute to the endangered wildlife of Florida; those with leaves and those with legs, so goes the ecosystem, so goes humanity. There are over 100 Endangered or Threatened species in Florida, however, this web site will only attempt to focus on the following: the critically endangered panther the tiny Key deer , the shy black bear the outrageous and noisy scrub jay the magnificent Sandhill Cranes the graceful turtles and owls the cunning alligators and crocodiles the gentle manatee , the rare and beautiful Okeechobee gourd or Indian pumpkin. Finally, a brief introduction to the most endangered and threatened of all the species of Florida, the Indigenous or First people Write to gator woman: walking with the alligators Please stop by and see my husband's web site: Welcome Aboard This new page is dedicated to my ancestors

17. Wildlife Viewing - Species Spotlight - American Alligator American alligators. alligators are found throughout the southeast, asfar west as Texas and as far north as the Carolinas. An estimated http://myfwc.com/viewing/species/alligator.htm

Species Spotlight American Alligators Alligators are found throughout the southeast, as far west as Texas and as far north as the Carolinas. An estimated one million alligators reside in many of the thousands of lakes and tens-of-thousands of acres of marsh and swampland in Florida. The reptiles are as much a symbol of the state as palm trees and white sand beaches. In the wild, alligators can live for 30 to 35 years. Courtship and breeding take place from April to May. In June and July, female gators lay 20-50 eggs in nests of mounded vegetation, where the eggs incubate for two months. The female remains in the area to defend the nest against raccoons and other egg-eating predators. Six- to eight-inch long alligators hatch out in mid-August to mid-September; unlike the adults, these youngsters are banded or splotched with yellow, though they darken as they mature. Wading birds, raccoons, bobcats, otters, snakes, large bass and larger alligators often eat young gators, especially those less than two years old. Once alligators are about four feet long, their greatest enemies are larger gators and people, though the effect of the latter has been reduced through strict laws and limited, controlled hunts. Alligators were placed on the endangered species list in 1973, and then delisted in 1987 when their population rebounded.

18. A ZOO TO YOU- WILDLIFE WONDERS Offers alligators, monkeys, kangaroos, and miniature farm friends. Live animals for all occasions and events. http://www.azootoyou.com/

Click here to learn more about our sponsors Latest Updates/ News! *New membership program support Wildlife Wonders by becomming a member and receive their newsletter! *We now accept Visa and Mastercard. New programs options added! Check out the programs and party pages for updates *Internships and part time job opportunities! now available *What's New? Meet Hannah the African Serval NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW Become a member! and Just for KIDS! the KIDS CLUB! As seen on Good Morning Atlanta, We have provided animals for Jeff Corwin Good Morning Huntsville with Dr. Fitzgerald, Jack Hannah, Animal Planet and more! Click here for pictures! Preschool Programs Click here! Have you seen us? Have you seen one of our programs/parties/displays? Tell us what you thought! Click here! Click here! Church Youth Group and Christian Organizations Click here! Wildlife Wonders provides animals for all occasions and events including.. (click on the below group/event for more information!) Wildlife Wonders provides animals for all occasions and events including.. (click on the below group/event for more information!)

19. Wildlife Conservation Society - Information Fact Sheet - Hoover's From Chinese alligators to jaguars, all life is worth conserving to the wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). It works to protect wildlife throughout the world and to instill in humans a concern Society. wildlife Conservation Society company research hoovers 2300 Southern Blvd. Bronx wildlife Conservation Society United States From Chinese alligators to jaguars, all http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://na.link.decdna.net/n/7972/7974/www.hoove

20. American Alligator permits are required to hunt, raise, or possess alligators. Please send comments,suggestions, or questions to Texas Parks and wildlife Department, 4200 Smith http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/nature/wild/reptiles/americanAlligator/

Maincontent Local Navigation Supplemental Navigation/Info Printer friendly ... Contact Us Wildlife Fact Sheet Links: Wildlife Fact Sheets American alligator Links If You See An Alligator American Alligator Fact Sheet Distribution of American Alligators in Texas KB Gator Facts KB History of Alligators in Texas Managing Alligator Populations Alligator Nest at Brazos Bend State Park Everything You Never Wanted to Know About Alligators at Brazos Bend State Park ... Kids' Pages: Tortuga Tex American Alligator Research Distribution and Growth of American Alligators in a Texas Coastal Marsh Population Parameters of American Alligators in the Gus Engeling Wildlife Management Area American alligator Alligator mississippiensis Description Body length: 6-14 ft. The American alligator, Alligator mississippiensis , once on the verge of extinction, has made a tremendous come-back over the past 30 years. In 1969, Texas provided complete protection for the American alligator and classified it as endangered after passage of the Texas Endangered Species Act in 1973. Under this protection, along with Federally implemented regulations eliminating unregulated alligator hide markets in the United States, the species has made a full recovery and was delisted from the status of endangered in 1985. The American alligator is a large, semi-aquatic, armored reptile that is related to crocodiles. Almost black in color, the American alligator has prominent eyes and nostrils with coarse scales over the entire body. It has a large, long head with visible upper teeth along the edge of the jaws. It's front feet have 5 toes, while rear feet have 4 toes that are webbed. An agile swimmer, the American alligator often floats or swims with only it's eyes and nostrils exposed.

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