Thursday, January 26, 2017
Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Meet Pearl - a rare albino alligator
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OUT this rare albino alligator who certainly wouldn’t blend into her
surroundings unless there was a thick blanket of snow.
The
stunning pictures and video show the snow-white alligator creep out of
the water and try to snatch a hat after someone teases her by hitting
her on the nose with it.
The seven and a half-foot-long,
105-pound alligator is no slouch and her pink eyes make it hard to see
where she is looking. The incredible images and footage show Pearl, the
resident albino alligator at Gatorland in Orlando.
For the full story visit www.mediadrumworld.com.
To license this video email editorial@mediadrumworld.com.
OUT this rare albino alligator who certainly wouldn’t blend into her
surroundings unless there was a thick blanket of snow.
The
stunning pictures and video show the snow-white alligator creep out of
the water and try to snatch a hat after someone teases her by hitting
her on the nose with it.
The seven and a half-foot-long,
105-pound alligator is no slouch and her pink eyes make it hard to see
where she is looking. The incredible images and footage show Pearl, the
resident albino alligator at Gatorland in Orlando.
For the full story visit www.mediadrumworld.com.
To license this video email editorial@mediadrumworld.com.
Rare albino alligator
Pearl
Pearl, a 10-year-old, 105-pound albino gator, has quickly become the star of Florida park Gatorland for her unpigmented skin and startling pinkish-white eyes.And they sure are a hit with parkgoers.
Just to clarify one more time: this is a real alligator. Not fake.
Monday, January 16, 2017
Giant Alligator Spotted at Florida Nature Preserve
The massive reptile was spotted and caught on video at the Polk Nature Discovery Center in Lakeland, Florida.
Who says Dinosaurs are extinct?”
Giant gator caught strolling through Polk nature center
A giant alligator was caught on camera during a morning stroll at a nature center in Polk County.
The Lakeland Police Department shared the video, taken by Kim Joiner, on
their Facebook page saying, "Who says Dinosaurs are extinct?"
The big daddy gator was strolling through the Circle B Bar Reserve, an area of of protected lands in Polk County.
Alligators are not by any means uncommon in the American South, particularly in Florida, where there about a million of the modern dinosaurs live. Male alligators can grow very large, reaching up to 15 feet and weighing up to 1,000 pounds. Joiner told Florida television station WKMG she believed the one she spotted to be 12 feet long.
Giant gator caught strolling through Polk nature center
A giant alligator was caught on camera during a morning stroll at a nature center in Polk County.
The Lakeland Police Department shared the video, taken by Kim Joiner, on
their Facebook page saying, "Who says Dinosaurs are extinct?"
The big daddy gator was strolling through the Circle B Bar Reserve, an area of of protected lands in Polk County.
Alligators are not by any means uncommon in the American South, particularly in Florida, where there about a million of the modern dinosaurs live. Male alligators can grow very large, reaching up to 15 feet and weighing up to 1,000 pounds. Joiner told Florida television station WKMG she believed the one she spotted to be 12 feet long.
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