Lookin’ For Love In The Wrong Places
Alligators don’t have the luxury of logging onto e-Harmony or Tinder. So what’s a male gator who’s looking for a hot spring hook up to do? He shouldn’t go nosing…
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Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesAlligators don't have the luxury of logging onto e-Harmony or Tinder. So what's a male gator who's looking for a hot spring hook up to do? He shouldn't go nosing around in human neighborhoods.
A family in Pasco county got a scare when an alligator made a visit to their front porch area. It's likely the 8 foot long gator was out seeking a mate.
Fun gator mating facts: The female decides if she wants to mate or not. And seventy percent of female alligators are monogamous, but many male alligators will mate several females at once.
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