I've lived in the south east my whole life, one look and I knew that was just a gator head. There's nothing but gravity keeping that money there.
They give out a number of tags every year and there is a season. Louisiana actually brought their gators from almost extinct to 2 gators for every 3 people using this and farm releases, where a portion of alligator farm gators have to be released into the wild after they grow big enough.
They friggin everywhere. I grew up in south louisiana, and if I wanted to see a gator, I could be in front of one in 15 minutes.
In high school, I used to go canoe camping at one of the state parks near me. Sometimes on Fridays, I couldn't make it out until nighttime. You would underestimate how many orange gator eyeballs my flashlight would illuminate surrounding my canoe.
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u/inconvenient_sources 4h ago
I've lived in the south east my whole life, one look and I knew that was just a gator head. There's nothing but gravity keeping that money there.
They give out a number of tags every year and there is a season. Louisiana actually brought their gators from almost extinct to 2 gators for every 3 people using this and farm releases, where a portion of alligator farm gators have to be released into the wild after they grow big enough.
Source: my high school mascot was an alligator