There are many different kinds of reptiles in the world, and some of them can be challenging to tell apart. Lizards, in particular, often look the same to the casual observer–chameleons, iguanas, and geckos, especially, are very easy to confuse. But they are not the same. In this article, we’ll compare the chameleon vs the … Read more
If you’re at all familiar with alligators, then you probably know they spend much of their lives in water. This may have led you to ask some questions: how long can alligators stay underwater? Can they breathe in the water, or do they have to hold their breath when submerged? Do alligators sleep in the … Read more
You may have seen pictures or videos of alligators and crocodiles, and perhaps you thought they were the same type of animal. The truth is, though they are both crocodilian reptiles, they have many differences. What are the differences, you may ask? Which one is bigger, stronger, more dangerous? In a fight of alligator vs. … Read more
Alligators spend much of their time swimming around in shallow water, but they also enjoy lounging on the shore. What should you do if an alligator begins approaching you as you are walking by? Keep reading! In this article, we’ll talk about how to run away from an alligator on land. Are Alligators Friendly? Alligators … Read more
Alligators are powerful, fearsome creatures–so what should you do if you suddenly find them sharing the waters at your favorite swimming hole? In this article, we’ll talk about how to survive an alligator attack in the water, as well as ways to avoid being attacked in the first place. How to Spot an Alligator in … Read more
You’re probably familiar with alligators and their rows of sharp teeth. With such large mouths, you figure they can probably eat a lot of different types of food. But just what do alligators eat, exactly? What are their favorite foods, and how often do they typically eat? Do they ever attack and eat humans? Keep … Read more
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