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Alligators Wildlife:     more books (101)

Gatie the Alligator (Wildlife adventure series) by William S. Briscoe, Rhoda Leonard, 1964-12 Wildlife Management: Crocodiles and Alligators by S. Charlie Manolis, Grahame J. W. Webb, 1993-02 Alligators: Beneath the Blackwater (Wildlife Series (Minocqua, Wis.).) by Barbara Sleeper, 1996-09 Returning Wildlife - American Alligators by John Becker, 2003-10-01 The North American alligator, (Wildlife series) by Jim Pruitt, 1974 The Alligator (Wildlife Habits and Habitat) by Edward Morrison, 1984-05 The American Alligator (Wildlife of North America) by Steve Potts, 1999-08 Gatie the Alligator (Wildlife Adventure Ser.) by Rhoda; Briscoe, Wiliam S. Leonard, 1964-01-01 Alligator River: National Wildlife Refuge Hunting Regulations & Permit 2005-2006 by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, 2005 Alligators and Crocodiles (Project Wildlife Series) by Michael Bright, 1990-08 The fur animals, the alligator, and the fur industry in Louisiana (Wildlife education bulletin) by Ted O'Neil, 1977 Alligator River: National Wildlife Refuge by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, 2004 Guide to Florida Alligator and Crocodile (Wildlife Series) by Robert Anderson, 1988-06 Alligators & Crocodiles by Malcolm Penny, 1991-11-06

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1. Wildlife Success Stories - Alligators
   Wildlife Success Stories. ALLIGATORS; introduction. Alligators arereptiles, which means they are coldblooded animals whose body  
   http://texas-extension.tamu.edu/agcom/multimed/wildlife/success/gator1.html

2. Wildlife Success Stories - Alligators
   Wildlife Success Stories. ALLIGATORS; diet. Alligators will eat anythingthey can catch, but their favorite foods are. Turtles, snakes, fish,  
   http://texas-extension.tamu.edu/agcom/multimed/wildlife/success/gator2.html

3. Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park - Alligators
   Homosassa Springs wildlife State Park is the home of alligators. Scientific Name Alligator mississippiensis  
   http://www.hsswp.com/animals/alligator.html
   
   Extractions: Scientific Name: Alligator mississippiensis Also commonly known as: Mississippi alligator, Pike-headed alligator, "gator". Photos Below, Click Here. Alligators are found throughout the entire Southeastern United States including; Alabama, Arkansas, N. Carolina, S. Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas. They usually occupy freshwater swamps and marshes but are also found in rivers, lakes and smaller bodies of water. Occasionally found in brackish water around mangrove swamps, alligators can tolerate a reasonable degree of salinity though the lack the buccal salt-secreting glands present in crocodiles. It was once common to see male alligators 5 to 6 meters in length, however, today it is rate to see on over 4.5 meters. Females are much smaller reaching an average length of only 3 meters. The alligator snout is broad with the edge of the upper jaw overlapping the teeth of the lower jaw. The juveniles are miniature versions of their parents having what is known as disruptive camouflage. They have bright yellow bands across a black background. As juveniles get older their black and yellow coloring fades to brown and green. Their eyes are silvery in color. Adults generally take one of two forms: long and thin or short and stocky. Alligator populations were dwindling up until the legal protection of the 1960's. Their belly skin produces a high quality leather, this led to increased hunting pressures early in the century especially in Louisiana and Florida. The species has recovered well thanks to properly controlled conservation and sustainable use programs. The populations have improved considerably and are now only considered to be threatened in some states by habitat destruction.

4. Misc. ANIMAL & Reptile BOOKS About Animals Snakes Alligators Wildlife Buffalo Hu
   Cows, animal books about animals wildlife buffalo hunting wild horsesbooks, Attracting Backyard wildlife Full of practical ideas.  
   http://www.voyageurpress.com/nh-animals.htm
   
   Extractions: How to Order Enjoy beautiful, informative books exclusively for the animal lover in you. Have a love for lion books? Do you find moose books simply marvelous? From timeless hunting stories to the remarkable history of the buffalo, each animal book will inspire, inform and delight. Learn more about our exciting collection of animal books today. FEATURED BOOK : Wild Horses, A Spirit Unbroken , by Elwyn Hartley Edwards."Outstanding photographs. . . . highly recommended and well worth its price." Library Journal.

5. Welcome To Funday Tours
   We are a wholesale provider of guided nature and wildlife day tours for preformed convention groups coming to the Orlando/ Kennedy Space Coast area. See Dolphins, Manatees alligators.  
   http://www.fundaytours.com
   
   Extractions: Florida, Orlando, Disney, Kennedy Space Center, Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral, Melbourne, Port Canaveral Cruises, Nature Tours, Guided Day Tours, Eco-Tours, Florida Nature Tours, Florida Eco-Tours, Wildlife Adventures, Wholesale Tour operator, Step on guides, Destination Management, Dolphins, Manatees, Alligators, Birds, Airboats, Canoe, Kayak, Horseback riding, Hiking, Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, Sebastian Inlet Park, Charters, Guide Service

6. Busch Wildlife Sanctuary Website
   gulls, cormorants, gannets, jays, doves, warblers, woodpeckers, foxes, bobcats,otters, deer, squirrels, turtles, snakes, alligators, wildlife, nature, eagle  
   http://www.buschwildlife.com/
   
   Extractions: hawk, owls, eagles, falcons, vultures, herons, egrets, cranes, storks, ibis, coots, gallinules, anhingas, grebes, pelicans, gulls, cormorants, gannets, jays, doves, warblers, woodpeckers, foxes, bobcats, otters, deer, squirrels, turtles, snakes, alligators, wildlife, nature, eagle, hawk, owls, eagles, falcons, vultures, herons, egrets, cranes, storks, ibis, coots, gallinules, anhingas, grebes, pelicans, gulls, cormorants, gannets, jays, doves, warblers, woodpeckers, foxes, bobcats, otters, deer, squirrels, turtles, snakes, alligators, wildlife, nature, eagle, hawk, owls, eagles, falcons, vultures, herons, egrets, cranes, storks, ibis, coots, gallinules, anhingas, grebes, pelicans, gulls, cormorants, gannets, jays, doves, warblers, woodpeckers, foxes, bobcats, otters, deer, squirrels, turtles, snakes, alligators, wildlife, nature, eagle

7. Untitled
   Includes pictures and articles about toads, tortoises, and alligators.  
   http://www.wowanimalinstincts.info/

8. Wildlife Conservation Society
   wildlife Conservation Society From Chinese alligators to jaguars, all life is worth conserving to the wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). It works to protect wildlife throughout the world and to instill in humans a concern about nature. The notfor-  
   http://redirect-west.inktomi.com/click?u=http://wwvv.hoovers.com/hoovers_capsule

9. Walking With The Alligators
   Florida, Endangered Species, wildlife, Ocala National Forest, Panthers, Manatees,Key Deer, Black Bear, Scrub Jay, alligators, Crocodiles, Okeechobee Gourd  
   http://gator_woman.tripod.com/
   
   Extractions: A tribute to the endangered wildlife of Florida; those with leaves and those with legs, so goes the ecosystem, so goes humanity. There are over 100 Endangered or Threatened species in Florida, however, this web site will only attempt to focus on the following: the critically endangered panther the tiny Key deer , the shy black bear the outrageous and noisy scrub jay the graceful turtles and owls the cunning alligators and crocodiles the gentle manatee , the rare and beautiful Okeechobee gourd or Indian pumpkin. Finally, a brief introduction to the most endangered and threatened of all the species of Florida, the Indigenous or First people Write to gator woman: walking with the alligators Please stop by and see my husband's web site: Welcome Aboard This new page is dedicated to my ancestors

10. The Jungle Gardens Of Avery Island
    Whitetailed deer, alligators, and thousands of herons are among the wildlife found in the jungle gardens.  
    http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/mfonseca/avery.htm

11. FWC - Division Of Wildlife - Alligator Management
    bobcats, otters, deer, squirrels, turtles, snakes, alligators, wildlife, nature, eagle, hawk, owls, eagles, falcons,  
    http://www.wld.fwc.state.fl.us/gators

12. John F. Kennedy Space Center - Alligators And Rocket Ships
    alligators and Rocketships video with Jon Cowart. National wildlife Refuge. Nodiscussion of wildlife at KSC is complete without mentioning alligators!  
    http://www-pao.ksc.nasa.gov/kscpao/visit/kscovrv.htm

13. Florida Wildlife Attraction, Nature Tours, Gator Gifts & Souvenirs, Zoo, Panther
    Native wildlife attraction see alligators, panthers, bears, and Indian village. Online store and discounts.  
    http://www.jungleadventures.com
    
    Extractions: The beautiful sounds of nature sing at Jungle Adventures. A wonderful alternative to crowds, concrete and artificial environments, Jungle Adventures offers visitors a chance to become intimately aquainted with the Sunshine State's natural beauty. J ungle Adventures is one of the oldest, all-natural and native attractions in Florida. Our 20-acre park and wildlife sanctuary is dedicated to " eco-tourism ," a unique experience for close encounters with native wildlife.

14. Wildlife Watcher, Alligators And Crocodiles
    All of our correspondents are wildlife photographers who understand the importance of learning wildlife Likely. Likely. Florida. alligators. Everglades NP. Likely. Likely. Likely  
    http://www.wildlifewatcher.com/gator.phtml
    
    Extractions: At wildlifewatcher.com, quality content is our #1 goal. That's why we aren't rushing to fill this page with meaningless words and dancing images. All of our correspondents are wildlife photographers who understand the importance of learning wildlife behavior, both for personal safety and so as not to interfere with the animals. And they've actually been to the places they're writing about. So we're probably still working on this selection. State/Prov Species Location Winter Spring Summer Fall Florida Alligators JN Ding Darling NWR Likely Likely Likely Likely Florida Alligators Everglades NP Likely Likely Likely Likely Florida Alligators Gulf Islands National Seashore Likely Likely Occasional Likely Florida Alligators St Marks NWR Likely Likely Likely Likely Florida Alligators Merritt Island NWR Likely Likely Likely Likely Louisiana Alligators Lacassine NWR Likely Likely Likely Likely Louisiana Alligators Sabine NWR Likely Likely Likely Likely Texas Alligators Aransas NWR Likely Likely Likely Likely

15. John F. Kennedy Space Center - Alligators And Rocket Ships
    total manatee population. No discussion of wildlife at KSC is completewithout mentioning alligators! While the interactions between  
    http://www-pao.ksc.nasa.gov/kscpao/visit/kscovr.htm

16. Grasshopper Airboat Ecotours - Titusville Florida
    Glide the grassy marshes of the St. Johns River and Lake Poinsett on a Grasshopper Airboat ecotour. See many birds, alligators and other wildlife on a personally guided airboat tour.  
    http://www.airboatecotours.com/

17. Avec Moix (With Me) Wildlife & Fishing September Hunt! Louisiana Alligator,Teal
    Home to more wildlife and Fishing.com. alligators are found throughout the Southeastin wetlands from the Carolinas to Texas and as far north as Arkansas.  
    http://www.guidedventures.com/alligator,teal and dove hunts.htm
    
    Extractions: North America and Beyond Be Our Guest Hunting and Fishing! Now Booking 2002-2003 Gator Hunting Season and more, don't delay book today! Choose your Weapon...BOW - PISTOL - RIFLE - BLACK POWDER - KNIFE Alligator Hunting Season one month only , September Dates: August 29 - September 30 Trophy Hunting $3000.00 PER PERSONS Our Trophy Alligator Hunts include: Hunting License, overnight accommodation, meal, transportation in field /bayou /marsh / swamp or river, gator skinned /caped, quartered and placed in your ice chest. If you wish you may take more than one gator @ $100.00 per foot extra. (example: If you take a trophy and wish to take a pair of smaller gators to make a matching pair of boots, you take two 6' gators the total in feet will be 12' x $100.00 equals $1200.00 total will include preparing these hides for the tannery. We will send your trophy for it to be mounted or finished out (tanned) whatever way you wish for a fee. Prices do not include gratuities!

18. Visit The Cajun Bayous And Swamps Near New Orleans With Airboat Swamp Tours
    See alligators and other exotic wildlife while riding an airboat in the cajun wetlands. Photographs and descriptions of tours are provided.  
    http://www.airboatswamptours.com
    
    Extractions: An exciting new adventure awaits you at Airboat Swamp Tours. Twenty minutes from Downtown New Orleans you can board an airboat and travel into the heart and soul of the South Louisiana Marshes and Swamps. See areas that ordinary tours cannot access, animals in their natural habitat, moss covered cypress, serene surroundings - this and much more will be a few feet away. The fun and excitement of an airboat tour is something you will remember for years to come. INTRODUCTION

19. CROCODILES AND ALLIGATORS - WildNet Africa Wildlife Book File
    WildNet Africa wildlife Book. CROCODILES AND alligators. Consulting Editor Charles A Ross  
    http://www.wildnetafrica.com/goodies/b051.html
    
    Extractions: Crocodiles and Alligators, with an evolutionary history spanning 200 million years, are the last remnants of the great age of reptiles. Contemporaries of the dinosaurs, crocodiles and alligators are mentioned in the writings of Pliny and Aristotle, and figure prominently in tribal legends and in early accounts of exploration. Yet even today new information is coming to light on the evolution, biology, and natural history of these mighty creatures. Living crocodilians range from the infamous "man-eating" giant crocodiles of the Pacific and Africa to the innocuous forest-dwelling dwarf caimans of South America and the Dwarf crocodile of Africa. Myths, misconceptions, and marketability have distorted their relationship with humans, millions of whom share their habitat in the world's tropical and subtropical regions. In trying to answer the many questions about how these reptiles live, breed, socialise, and interact with other species this book draws on the expertise and recent research of scientists from ten countries. Their informative and up-to-date text is illustrated by some of the world's best wildlife photographers, magnificent original illustrations of each species, maps, and diagrams.

20. NSiS: Florida Wildlife - Alligators
    Active during warmer months, alligators may stay secluded underwater orin shoreline dens during colder months. alligators bellow, loudly!  
    http://www.nsis.org/wildlife/rept/croc.html
    
    Extractions: The American Alligator Alligator mississippiensis , is found in freshwater throughout the state. It has a large (10-19') black body with a broad, rounded snout and lives an average of 40 years. The American Alligator is the official state reptile and the mascot of the University of Florida. It has excellent eyesight even at night. Its jaws hold 70-80 pointed teeth. If a tooth is lost, a new one grows in its place. It feeds on fish, turtles, water birds, snakes, frogs, and small mammals. The alligator swims by tucking its legs against its body and sweeping its tail from side to side. It is capable of sudden bursts of speed in the water and on land. Active during warmer months, alligators may stay secluded underwater or in shoreline dens during colder months. If resting, they can stay underwater for an hour or even several hours. They tend to wander during droughts and mating season. Scan the surface of a lake at night with a strong flashlight. A red glow is the light reflected from an alligator's eyes. A green or yellow glow indicates a frog or water spider.

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