#alligator mississippiensis

Fact:Alligators (Alligator mississippiensis) can fly. They also sport rather fabulous reed head pieces. 

Naomi Roe Photography

aesths:

direct action

leechbat:

look at these happy boys!!

ls2swift:

American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) #herping #florida #nature #wildlife #fieldherping #wildlifephotography #herpetology #herpsofig #nature #biology #canon

i-peed-so-hard-i-laughed:

thelilnan:

darylfranz:

【画像】 カニvsワニ！　カニの勝利！ - ゴールデンタイムズ

i’m sure people know this, but for those of you who don’t, alligators and crocodiles (this is a gator) have some of the most powerful jaws on earth—if they’re biting down. their muscles are made to clamp and hold while its body twists, taking down its prey and (typically) drowning it. however, they have next to no opening power, meaning this crab’s claw has rendered this gator almost powerless

crab: shhhh……shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh……..i am speaking about of Me now

earthlynation:

Albino Alligator. Source

lizardloverz:

whorunstheworldgrills:

this is so me lol

omg the cuteness

goodcopbearcop:

Always remember you are a guest in their home. This bull gator, who I estimate was a hair over 12ft, reminded me that of that fact recently. 

American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis)

Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park, FL

blazepress:

Sunset caught in the eyes of an alligator by Larry Linch

Playing around with Prisma
American alligators

lwhittie:

Inktober day 10 - Alligator mississippiensis skull ventral and dorsal view

themotherfuckingclickerkid:

Clicker training an alligator to ring a bell.

is this cute or what.

whorunstheworldgrills:

this is so me lol