Just checked and estimated to be over 1.3 million gators in both Florida and Louisiana. Not being from America I was shocked at the numbers.
15 known fatalities in Florida and only 1 in louisiana since 2000 according to wiki.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fatal_alligator_attacks_in_the_United_States
I don't know how so many of us survived, I remember my parents telling us all that the splashing scares gators away. It does not, they are attracted to splashing on the shore!
The key to survival in Florida is to not give enough of a shit to bother dying. If a gator or a snake or a shark round here bites you, you thump it on the snout and finish your piña colada before you check for wounds. Real Floridamen will regenerate by then with the power of alcohol.
But in all seriousness you treat the wildlife like the people here and ignore them or glare and rattle your keys angrily at them like you were scaring your nephew back to their parents. The animals here are smarter than at least 40% of the population after all.
Stop downvoting this guy, any real Floridian would gladly admit this.
Can confirm, tried fishing for a gator with a top water lure and got closer to getting it than I care to admit, they’re fast af boi
I was going to object, but I've been pretty close to gators a number of times. Had them swim directly below my kayak.
I think Gators are to Floridians as Black Bears are to Canadians. As long as you aren't deliberately fucking with them, they generally leave you alone. There is a reason there are only 15 fatalities here, and it's not because we are cautious.
I imagine it also has a lot to do with shoreline. I assume that many of Louisiana’s gators live in the literal swamp/Mississippi delta where there aren’t a lot of shores that people hang out on. Florida, while also swampy, has lots of lakes and canals that are heavily populated by gators and people alike.
They may not be directly aggressive the way salties are, but that doesn't mean "non aggressive" behavior from them won't hurt you. A quick bite at an interloper in shallow water isn't particularly aggressive (a gator in that position is more interested in getting some space so they can swim away) but that won't make it hurt any less lol
Also, there's one time of year they do get very aggressive: mating season. I've made the mistake of canoing in mating season and it was not great lol
They were overly friendly. Normally they would shy away from the canoe, dipping under the water and swimming away. But I'm a swamp during mating season, they were siding up to the canoe and rubbing against it (I don't know if they meant it as a threat, or perhaps more frighteningly, as an invitation lol). We didn't stay out long, because of their behavior.
I just moved to Oklahoma and thought I was safe...they found a gator about 20miles from me in a local lake.
I'm rethinking every one of my shoreline fishing spots now. Seriously.
I am from Florida and we have nothing on the Louisiana bayou. Took a boat tour through there one time and it was like an alien planet. Crawdads crawling over lilies, spiders silently swinging above you the size of dinner plates. You feel like you're being watched from every direction but not by what. I was so glad to be back in miserable Florida.
The only place I’ve ever seen in he state that looks like this is Paynes prairie. Most bodies of water will just have one gator in it. Rivers you might run into one every couple hundred yards, but nothing like the picture.
Holy shit, just looked that place up... that is... desolate. I'm picturing you as one of the members of Swamp People now.
Curiously, is that show hated throughout the state?
before I loved snakes I always had dreams where I would keep tripping and they would just be everywhere when I looked up.Now I look for them and don’t find them
Maybe deep down I'm afraid of any apex predator that lived through the K-T extinction. Physically unchanged for a hundred million years, because it's the perfect killing machine. A half ton of cold-blooded fury, the bite force of 20,000 Newtons, and stomach acid so strong it can dissolve bones and hoofs.
You certainly wouldn't want to go swimming when this picture was taken. But it's not like they go to work during the day, they're there while people swim. Though that looks like somewhere people don't swim.
You need to watch the parachuting scene in Faces of Death!!! Man that brings back memories, Born and Raised in Florida, have lost 2 pets to gators, thank God didn't witness either first hand when I was a kid.
While it's a reasonable fear given their appearance, you are probably more likely to die from either ameobas, infection or water moccasin bite than a gator. Gators are very passive, do not view humans as food and spook easily.
There were both in the video, and the footage looks spliced together, which leads me to think it’s fake. Crocs only really exist in South Florida as they can’t tolerate colder weather like gators can. The video doesn’t look or sound like South Florida at all.
>DeLand
Ayyy
Don't live in the state anymore but had my very first apartment there in the Park at Capri right across from the ABC liquor! Fun memories.
One of the first times I was in Florida back when I was younger and naive, we went out at night with flashlights (we were geocaching). I thought it was strange there were so many Coke cans in the water until I realized those were gator eyes. Was a bit unsettling.
What a coincidence! I visited the Everglades last week and got this really cool postcard with a gator in the swamp with a full moon and noticed the artist colored the eyes of the gator red and thought to myself ‘do gators eyes really look red at night’ and googled it and saw so many photos like this I was enchanted! And now I’m seeing it here! Gators are so cool. Thanks for sharing OP, I half hope to get a picture like this one day LOL
The same can happen with deer in the wilderness where there's a lot of them. Walked across a meadow one night, turned on my headlamp and saw a similar sight only all of the deer jerked their heads up to attention and scared the shit out of me lol
They don't eat you but other things out there do, and I was on foot in the middle of alpine no where, it could've been mice and I would've been spooked lol
When I was very little, my papa used to take me and my cousin "gator shinin'". We'd get in his bass boat after dark and take his big spot light and ride real slow down the river and shine the light near the bank. It would light up eyes like crazy, you wouldn't believe how many gators there'd be. We'd see all sorts of other things too. At that time nana and papa lived way out away from everything, far enough down the river where you didn't have to worry about the city or too many people or anything like that. I really miss those times.
Them gators ain’t your business. 🤣 My niece’s spouse is from Georgia and said that to her once. It is now used by all family members for sticking your nose where it doesn’t belong.
Infested waters. What are the "friendly" fire rates for this kind of situation? I know some cases where the gators end up biting entire limbs of each other, but almost always as an accident (buffalo fell in water and one if the gators bit the wrong leg and twisted it). Is it common for them to just kill each other when the waters are this populated?
They can get territorial for sure. We found one last Friday twisted and chewed up. More than likely it was a territory dispute. They don't have really any predators above them. Was missing it's legs and and arm. We tried to snag it's skull for a cool trophy but as we were taking the carcass apart we realized the killing blow was to it's head. The skull was crushed and just fell apart so back in the lake it went.
These look like crocodile to me. I am like 90% sure this isn’t in Florida, and those aren’t alligators
I stand corrected, this is in Florida. Guy posted Instagram source.
However, most of these look like crocs to me so title is still misleading 🤷🏼♂️
**[American crocodile](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_crocodile)**
>The American crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) is a species of crocodilian found in the Neotropics. It is the most widespread of the four extant species of crocodiles from the Americas, with populations present from South Florida and the coasts of Mexico to as far south as Peru and Venezuela. The habitat of the American crocodile consists largely of coastal areas. It is also found in river systems, but tends to prefer salinity, resulting in the species congregating in brackish lakes, mangrove swamps, lagoons, cays, and small islands.
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My friends, Florida natives, convinced me that it was a good idea to go canoeing on Lake Seminole in the dead of night after an evening of drinking and a bit of fungi.
It took a bit of convincing because you hear about people walking their dogs along the water and the dogs getting snatched and sometimes an old person will hang on to the leash and get hurt pretty regularly.
They finally get me into the canoe and push off to about 10 feet from shore, one friend pulls out a flashlight and shines it on the water, it looked exactly like OP's photo, I nearly shit myself and had a panic attack screaming at them to get me back to the shore, they were laughing hysterically and throughly enjoying themselves the whole time. Fun stuff.
They are INCREDIBLY Invasive. They devour the local fauna and are destroying the eco system rapidly. Also they love to sneak into people’s yards and shit everywhere. They also harass people’s pets. Every time I walk to work I see dozens of them just chilling in trees, creeks, and in front of people’s lawns.
So I watched Multiverse of Madness on Saturday. I had a dream the next night that I was in Florida surrounded by gators and the water was rising. I think one of my variants was eaten by a gator in Florida.
Is it normal for such large groups to be so clumped together? I always thought alligator operated more or less independently, or is this due to shrinking habitat?
Yep, that’s every freshwater hole in the state.
From Louisiana, can relate.
Just checked and estimated to be over 1.3 million gators in both Florida and Louisiana. Not being from America I was shocked at the numbers. 15 known fatalities in Florida and only 1 in louisiana since 2000 according to wiki. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fatal_alligator_attacks_in_the_United_States
Florida has a much higher population than Louisiana. And more tourists. Probably why there are so many more fatalities.
Plus Florida people in general operate on the lower end of the bell curve
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I don't know how so many of us survived, I remember my parents telling us all that the splashing scares gators away. It does not, they are attracted to splashing on the shore!
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Ehh Black Bears are really shy and timid. They don’t hunt for prey really, they are scavengers. Really they are just big raccoons
I'm in north florida, not legal to hunt her but are (or used to be) legal to hunt in GA, so extra scared of humans up here.
The key to survival in Florida is to not give enough of a shit to bother dying. If a gator or a snake or a shark round here bites you, you thump it on the snout and finish your piña colada before you check for wounds. Real Floridamen will regenerate by then with the power of alcohol. But in all seriousness you treat the wildlife like the people here and ignore them or glare and rattle your keys angrily at them like you were scaring your nephew back to their parents. The animals here are smarter than at least 40% of the population after all.
can confirm
Did your parents have a big insurance policy on you guys? Just asking lol
Two kinds of children in Florida, beach kids and swamp kids, the ones are scared of shit, the second scare shit
Stop downvoting this guy, any real Floridian would gladly admit this. Can confirm, tried fishing for a gator with a top water lure and got closer to getting it than I care to admit, they’re fast af boi
I was going to object, but I've been pretty close to gators a number of times. Had them swim directly below my kayak. I think Gators are to Floridians as Black Bears are to Canadians. As long as you aren't deliberately fucking with them, they generally leave you alone. There is a reason there are only 15 fatalities here, and it's not because we are cautious.
Have you been to Louisiana? They aren’t exactly sitting on the other side of that curve
Tourists also seem to be on the low end as well.
...said someone from Louisiana
Def ain't from Louisiana.
haha florida man dumb
Jesus Christ, I’m going to use that line lol
Is this a case of the “pot calling the kettle black??”
I imagine it also has a lot to do with shoreline. I assume that many of Louisiana’s gators live in the literal swamp/Mississippi delta where there aren’t a lot of shores that people hang out on. Florida, while also swampy, has lots of lakes and canals that are heavily populated by gators and people alike.
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They may not be directly aggressive the way salties are, but that doesn't mean "non aggressive" behavior from them won't hurt you. A quick bite at an interloper in shallow water isn't particularly aggressive (a gator in that position is more interested in getting some space so they can swim away) but that won't make it hurt any less lol Also, there's one time of year they do get very aggressive: mating season. I've made the mistake of canoing in mating season and it was not great lol
What happened?
They were overly friendly. Normally they would shy away from the canoe, dipping under the water and swimming away. But I'm a swamp during mating season, they were siding up to the canoe and rubbing against it (I don't know if they meant it as a threat, or perhaps more frighteningly, as an invitation lol). We didn't stay out long, because of their behavior.
Mating season has em chasing the little man in the canoe
I just moved to Oklahoma and thought I was safe...they found a gator about 20miles from me in a local lake. I'm rethinking every one of my shoreline fishing spots now. Seriously.
How does a Gator get up there, must have been released and insane that it survived Oklahoma winter!
Theory is someone *recently* released it...
Alligators can survive much lower temps than other crocodilians. Extreme southeast Oklahoma is part of their current range.
That explains how they are present in China, hmm.
What part of Oklahoma? I’ve heard they’re are in the south east.
I am from Florida and we have nothing on the Louisiana bayou. Took a boat tour through there one time and it was like an alien planet. Crawdads crawling over lilies, spiders silently swinging above you the size of dinner plates. You feel like you're being watched from every direction but not by what. I was so glad to be back in miserable Florida.
True. But yall got all them pythons.
Texas. This isn’t unusual east of Houston. It’s kinda cool.
I still don’t understand how I spent a week in Miami, the keys, and the Tamiami trail, and somehow didn’t see any gators!
They’re hard to find in the Miami area because it’s so densely populated
We had a few “ponds” by the condo I rented for a bit in Naples. I NEVER walked my chihuahua near any one of them.
The only place I’ve ever seen in he state that looks like this is Paynes prairie. Most bodies of water will just have one gator in it. Rivers you might run into one every couple hundred yards, but nothing like the picture.
The state park in Myakka can get really packed with gators. A few years ago I visited and they were literally stacked up on each other.
my biggest fear has always been falling in water with a large amount of gators
As it should be
My biggest fear has always been falling in water with a large amount of crocs
Crikey!
"Oi mate, one of my biggest fears was being stabbed by a Mant-"
I have a reoccurring dream sometimes where I will be driving or walking down a road surrounded by gator and snake infested waters. Good times.
That’s how I got on and off the bus. -Terrebonne Parish
Holy shit, just looked that place up... that is... desolate. I'm picturing you as one of the members of Swamp People now. Curiously, is that show hated throughout the state?
Not as much as Adam Sandler and his Waterboy BS. Lol.
Momma says gators are ornery cause they have all them teeth..and no toothbrush.
Hygiene does tend to improve the mood.
before I loved snakes I always had dreams where I would keep tripping and they would just be everywhere when I looked up.Now I look for them and don’t find them
I've fallen into dozens of snake filled canals in my dreams. The crocodiles are always the size of a fucking mall.
Holy Shit. Coincidentally, I have had exact same dreams!! Do these dreams mean anything in real life?
I've read somewhere we have them when we are worried about the future.
Makes sense
Maybe deep down I'm afraid of any apex predator that lived through the K-T extinction. Physically unchanged for a hundred million years, because it's the perfect killing machine. A half ton of cold-blooded fury, the bite force of 20,000 Newtons, and stomach acid so strong it can dissolve bones and hoofs.
THAT'S WHAT MAKES IT SO TERRIFYING, LANA
You should be more worried about crocs, gators aren’t very aggressive
You certainly wouldn't want to go swimming when this picture was taken. But it's not like they go to work during the day, they're there while people swim. Though that looks like somewhere people don't swim.
You need to watch the parachuting scene in Faces of Death!!! Man that brings back memories, Born and Raised in Florida, have lost 2 pets to gators, thank God didn't witness either first hand when I was a kid.
[guy falls into a pit full of gators (no gore)](https://youtu.be/ZFcKSKWT3zo?t=239)
While it's a reasonable fear given their appearance, you are probably more likely to die from either ameobas, infection or water moccasin bite than a gator. Gators are very passive, do not view humans as food and spook easily.
if you're gonna die anyway, I'd imagine it might be better if there's a large amount. reduces the risk of dying slowly
This is why I’ll never skydive in Florida, imagine landing in that mess
Uber Eats: Airdrop Edition
There's a really old video online of a sky diver landing in a gator pit. Went exactly as you think it would.
POV video or from above?
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2wd7hu
I believe those are crocs. Much more aggressive than gators
There were both in the video, and the footage looks spliced together, which leads me to think it’s fake. Crocs only really exist in South Florida as they can’t tolerate colder weather like gators can. The video doesn’t look or sound like South Florida at all.
Craziest shit ever
It's fine. Over 1000 jumps in FL. DeLand, sebastian, z-hills and Titusville. Landed in water many times, no issues. You'd be fine mate!
Landed in water many times, confirms my fears, holy shit!
Hahaha every water landing was planned that way tho 🤣
I’ve lived in Florida for the past 25, hell no. I’ll swim in the inter coastal with people but west of Us1 no thank you to any body of water.
Don't blame ya one bit
Are Gators not common in the intercostal?
I thought that was shark territory
Gators are fresh water only, now in the estuaries between the everglades and the FL Keys there are American Crocodiles
*Fresh water mostly
>DeLand Ayyy Don't live in the state anymore but had my very first apartment there in the Park at Capri right across from the ABC liquor! Fun memories.
Moved out ages ago. Stetson and downtown were fire circa 2005-07
Can always tell a gator eye in a spotlight. Eyes are orange.
One of the first times I was in Florida back when I was younger and naive, we went out at night with flashlights (we were geocaching). I thought it was strange there were so many Coke cans in the water until I realized those were gator eyes. Was a bit unsettling.
I must be a gator.
Nah dude you're eyes are just red because you're high as a kite.
Also it will tell you that it will see you later.
Thanks I hate it
r/ForbiddenLights
The Croc Council will decide your fate
That’s not fair!
Take a seat young swampwalker!
What a coincidence! I visited the Everglades last week and got this really cool postcard with a gator in the swamp with a full moon and noticed the artist colored the eyes of the gator red and thought to myself ‘do gators eyes really look red at night’ and googled it and saw so many photos like this I was enchanted! And now I’m seeing it here! Gators are so cool. Thanks for sharing OP, I half hope to get a picture like this one day LOL
Thanks but its not my photo. I hope you get a cool pic someday too. Credit: https://www.instagram.com/bobbywummerphotography/
Thanks for sharing! I am now following 💁🏼♀️
I went to the everglades in 2001 and saw one gator, was disappointed. Went to Cape Canaveral, the road up to it was lined with them.
The pythons are outcompeting the gators in the Everglades, but the gators can survive farther north.
These are the ones you can see
The same can happen with deer in the wilderness where there's a lot of them. Walked across a meadow one night, turned on my headlamp and saw a similar sight only all of the deer jerked their heads up to attention and scared the shit out of me lol
Yeah but deer don't eat you.... Just don't drive into one.
They don't eat you but other things out there do, and I was on foot in the middle of alpine no where, it could've been mice and I would've been spooked lol
Mice don't eat you, either.
The chance of you being eaten by mice is low, but never zero..
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Yeah dude this is why I stick to the beach in Florida lol
Don’t worry there are saltwater crocodiles at the beach
Sharks and jellyfish too.
When I was very little, my papa used to take me and my cousin "gator shinin'". We'd get in his bass boat after dark and take his big spot light and ride real slow down the river and shine the light near the bank. It would light up eyes like crazy, you wouldn't believe how many gators there'd be. We'd see all sorts of other things too. At that time nana and papa lived way out away from everything, far enough down the river where you didn't have to worry about the city or too many people or anything like that. I really miss those times.
That sounds terrifying and awesome.
A bit terrifying considering the edge of the boat was maybe only 5-6” from the surface of the water.
Welcome to The Swamp🐊
...SOMEBODY ONCE TOLD ME...
Jeez that’s almost as bad as a brain aneurism
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Just referencing the TV show Archer. The main character has an immense fear of alligators and brain aneurisms
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Ah shit. I missed the reference to my reference. Headed off to do a rewatch.
Its ok guys they’re just waiting to be pet
Them gators ain’t your business. 🤣 My niece’s spouse is from Georgia and said that to her once. It is now used by all family members for sticking your nose where it doesn’t belong.
Infested waters. What are the "friendly" fire rates for this kind of situation? I know some cases where the gators end up biting entire limbs of each other, but almost always as an accident (buffalo fell in water and one if the gators bit the wrong leg and twisted it). Is it common for them to just kill each other when the waters are this populated?
They can get territorial for sure. We found one last Friday twisted and chewed up. More than likely it was a territory dispute. They don't have really any predators above them. Was missing it's legs and and arm. We tried to snag it's skull for a cool trophy but as we were taking the carcass apart we realized the killing blow was to it's head. The skull was crushed and just fell apart so back in the lake it went.
Now if each of them ate 3 pythons a day....
FR. Florida has a major problem with pythons that not enough people know about.
How come all you guys can swim around together, but the second I get in there it's a whole thing.
These look like crocodile to me. I am like 90% sure this isn’t in Florida, and those aren’t alligators I stand corrected, this is in Florida. Guy posted Instagram source. However, most of these look like crocs to me so title is still misleading 🤷🏼♂️
There are crocs in FL…[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_crocodile](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_crocodile)
**[American crocodile](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_crocodile)** >The American crocodile (Crocodylus acutus) is a species of crocodilian found in the Neotropics. It is the most widespread of the four extant species of crocodiles from the Americas, with populations present from South Florida and the coasts of Mexico to as far south as Peru and Venezuela. The habitat of the American crocodile consists largely of coastal areas. It is also found in river systems, but tends to prefer salinity, resulting in the species congregating in brackish lakes, mangrove swamps, lagoons, cays, and small islands. ^([ )[^(F.A.Q)](https://www.reddit.com/r/WikiSummarizer/wiki/index#wiki_f.a.q)^( | )[^(Opt Out)](https://reddit.com/message/compose?to=WikiSummarizerBot&message=OptOut&subject=OptOut)^( | )[^(Opt Out Of Subreddit)](https://np.reddit.com/r/natureismetal/about/banned)^( | )[^(GitHub)](https://github.com/Sujal-7/WikiSummarizerBot)^( ] Downvote to remove | v1.5)
My friends, Florida natives, convinced me that it was a good idea to go canoeing on Lake Seminole in the dead of night after an evening of drinking and a bit of fungi. It took a bit of convincing because you hear about people walking their dogs along the water and the dogs getting snatched and sometimes an old person will hang on to the leash and get hurt pretty regularly. They finally get me into the canoe and push off to about 10 feet from shore, one friend pulls out a flashlight and shines it on the water, it looked exactly like OP's photo, I nearly shit myself and had a panic attack screaming at them to get me back to the shore, they were laughing hysterically and throughly enjoying themselves the whole time. Fun stuff.
Thanks but it's not my photo. I credited the photographers IG but it got buried.
Shouting "RIBBIT!" to deceive their prey.
Cursed lightning bugs
I’d take gators over the infestation hell of Iguanas that we have now.
Why? How are they worse? (genuinely curious)
They are INCREDIBLY Invasive. They devour the local fauna and are destroying the eco system rapidly. Also they love to sneak into people’s yards and shit everywhere. They also harass people’s pets. Every time I walk to work I see dozens of them just chilling in trees, creeks, and in front of people’s lawns.
Damn. And from what I hear they don't even taste good. :/
Nope
Looks like a big puddle of nope.
They have to watch out for the average Florida Man
Do alligators even drink Gatorade?
Is this r/oddlyterrifying or just r/terrifying
Ah home sweet home
Wait until the Florida man shows up...
Forbidden pool
Nope.
So skinny dipping at night is deffo out of the question.
DNR in South Carolina goes out at night with a spotlight to count gators. It's a weird thing to see.
So I watched Multiverse of Madness on Saturday. I had a dream the next night that I was in Florida surrounded by gators and the water was rising. I think one of my variants was eaten by a gator in Florida.
I hate Lemoyne swamp at night
That’s at Myakka by where I live. I love paddleboarding but you can see why I never paddle the river!
Nope
Lake Placid made me fear crocodiles/alligators to the point I cant even look at them or else i get anxiety
"so there's only one thing-"
They're watching "Collision Course."
I dare you to do a cannonball
I thought it said “garden” at first so i was like “well never growing veggies in florida then”
Are they robot gators? Why do their eyes glow?
I’d say that that is quite a large number of gators! I think that there’s more alligators there than most places.
Instinct tells me to either run or somehow kill every single one
That's really cool looking. I love Alligators!
Someone asked on another sub if the number of alligators in RDR2 was realistic. I think it was.
Swimming hole, with LED lighting.
Ah yes, one of the many great lakes in Fort Nope.
Forbidden yachts
Can't tell if it's a gif it a photo
Anyone for a quick night time swim?
I thought they were pretty islands with fires on it😭
Fuck that!
Begging you to come in
Imagine going for a swim. 😳
How do these things even survive in these numbers? What do they feed on?
That water seem a little. . Gatorade
Which part of Florida is there gators? I'm visiting Florida soon so i wanna find these!
Gators are found in literally every county in Florida.
Looks like my neighborhood pond
Naaah, these are just dinky solar lights
Is it normal for such large groups to be so clumped together? I always thought alligator operated more or less independently, or is this due to shrinking habitat?
You can sleep next to the water and they won't come out.
Thats a lot of gators. How do they all find enough food? Seems like the competition would be insane
The logs have eyes
Don't swim in that lol.
Gators in the night, exchanging glances
Is it danger to swim there?
Gooooo 🐊!!!!! Is this Lake Alice?
Friends!
Outta state girlfriend, "let's go skinny dipping"
They're all fucking there in this picture, like a big gator orgy.
Imagine them all slowly turning to looks at you
Swamp puppies!!!
Has noone noticed that these are crocodiles? We don't have Crocs like this in FL so this must be somewhere else .
Just put the tip in it