Bundle up, Florida! A cold front has arrived, bringing wind, storms and chilly temperatures to the Sunshine State. Unusually cold weather can affect animals, especially cold-blooded reptiles. How do ...

Viral social media videos in recent years of alligators sticking their snout out of the water in a frozen lake during winter prompted many to ask: What’s going on? Do alligators get frozen? According ...

While many people associate the American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) with Florida, Louisiana has a far greater population of these large reptiles, supporting an estimated 2 million ...

Pictures and videos of alligators under ice, with just their snouts in the open air, have been popping up recently. From Texas to North Carolina, recent blasts of Arctic air has sent temperatures down ...

An estimated 1.3 million alligators live throughout all 67 counties in Florida. Alligators are most commonly found in freshwater lakes and slow-moving rivers. A Southwest Florida river is among the ...

An estimated 1.3 million alligators live throughout all 67 counties in Florida. Alligators are most commonly found in freshwater lakes and slow-moving rivers. A Southwest Florida river is among the ...

Morgan Hart says the place you’re most likely to see an alligator in South Carolina is where you look the hardest. The alligator project leader for the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources ...

State waterways are playgrounds for boaters, kayakers and more, especially during the summertime. But these recreational spaces are also home to a variety of critters, some posing more risk than ...

Terrifying “gatorcicles” were found suspended in a North Carolina swamp when temperatures dropped into the teens, photos show. The frozen alligators were recorded at The Swamp Park, a coastal tourist ...