Much glare, and the first image is vague by choice. WARNING : The images in the small gallery are a little graphic.
Alligators eat very little during the cooler winter months. A sure sign of warmer weather is when they get hungry. People who work close to them always want to know when the appetite comes back.
The gallery below shows a very hungry alligator and an unlucky large cat fish. The fish was actually too large for the alligator to eat without going to shore.
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Alligator, 25 Pound Cat Fish – Click To Enlarge
Alligator, 25 Pound Cat Fish – Click To Enlarge
Alligator, 25 Pound Cat Fish – Click To Enlarge
Alligator, 25 Pound Cat Fish – Click To Enlarge
The photographs were shot into the sun however the subject was too interesting not to publish.
Holy sh#t, dude! Those are some sushi shots!!!
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LOL, yeah. Too bad the sun made so much glare on the water.
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Oh wow, nice capture of nature in action here. 🙂
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Thank you. I didn’t know there were any catfish that big there. Nothing for perspective except it was a pretty big alligator.
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OMG!!!
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LOL, you just never know what you might find 🙂
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Eww. That’s a pretty cool tip, not that I plan to get up close and personal with an alligator in the winter or any other time.
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Some more info we will never use to take up space in our heads !
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