Male and female alligator bellowing! Alligators bellow to convey health and size information to surrounding gators for breeding, social, and territorial reasons. They bellow year round but with much more frequency in the breeding season. The sound emitted directly correlates to the gator’s size. When male alligators bellow, the water over their backs to bounce up, creating a “water dance” as you can see. Sometimes when they hear something like thunder or a heavy bass sound system they will think

Alligator senses! My personal experiences have taught me alligators have excellent senses of hearing and scent detection, far exceeding what a human can do. Their eyesight definitely works differently than ours which makes people think they have poor vision, but when I go to catch one and try to sneak up they spot me from WAY far away, so they have excellent vision but it works differently than ours. I also mentioned the little black dots in their face, these are called the integumentary sensory

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