are there alligators in weeki wachee river?
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Because there are no alligators in the river (they prefer the safety of murky waters), it is safe to swim at any point along the Weeki Wachee, whose name translates into “small spring” from the local Seminole language.
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There are alligators in most fresh water bodies in FL. However, as to date, there has never been a human-alligator incident on the Rainbow River.
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As many of you have heard and read, there have been sightings of an alligator in East Tawakoni. What you might not know is that Alligators are not uncommon in Texas waters.
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The gator was found in Lake Blackshear on the Flint River in Georgia. It had been in the ditch for almost a week before it was rescued, "which is very unusual behavior for an alligator," Howze told CBS News on Saturday. ... "We have captured quite a few alligators, but none this large," Howze said.
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There are a couple of alligators up in the Blue Hole in Big Pine Key but gators only like fresh water so they are not in Keys waters. There was just a discussion of crocs and other nasties in the Keys. American saltwater crocodiles are indeed shy, alligators aren't. They are also rare--there aren't many of them.
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Alligators. Alligators love the swamps and marshland of the lowcountry. They also love the black waters of the Edisto River. That said, alligators are a part of the lowcountry and are seen regularly by those who enjoy outdoor activities and watersports, but they rarely cause a problem.
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I lived in Miami for over 18 years and there are definitely alligators in the city. You'll find them by lakes and rivers. If you're closer to the ocean then you might even see a crocodile. ... You'll find similar signs around all lakes and canals in Miami, and with good reason.
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Lake Eufaula is home to one of the largest Alligator populations in the state of Alabama. ... Gators are also seen in the Columbus-Phenix City area, but more frequently seen in areas to the south like Eufaula and its more than 11,100-acre wildlife refuge that covers parts of Barbour, Russell, and Stewart Counties.
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During the winter months in Sarasota, you can find up to hundreds of alligators along the banks of Deep Hole. This is a secluded area of Myakka River State Park where only 30 people can receive a permit daily to hike the area.
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Any body of fresh or brackish water in Florida potentially has an alligator in it, though they tend to be wary of people and usually retreat or keep their distance. If you see an alligator at a spring, if there has been a recent report of one, or there are “No swimming” signs up, then do not swim.
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Marine life experts say although it is rare, it is not uncommon to see alligators in the Gulf. Big Hickory Island backs up to the Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve where fresh water meets salt water, and with recent Lake Okeechobee discharges, the water is a bit more fresh than usual.
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Not long ago it was a rarity to see American alligators lurking beneath the waters along the Gulf Coast, but now this once-endangered species has made a triumphant return with a booming population. There's a pretty good bet you will see one, or two, or more in the waters around Mobile.
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There are without a doubt gators in the river. This is Florida and they are native to our waters. ... The bay that this sits on is the St Lucie River.
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It's another one of those gator stories”. We've all heard the stories about alligators on Lake Wedowee, but whether you believe those stories or not is a discussion to be had for another day. But let me tell you about the crocodiles. Yes, you read right… crocodiles!
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Alligators. Alligators have inhabited Florida's marshes, swamps, rivers and lakes for many centuries, and are found in all 67 counties. In recent years, Florida has experienced tremendous human population growth. ... Although many Floridians have learned to coexist with alligators, the potential for conflict always exists.
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Alligators do live in the river but they are rarely seen on the upper part of the Waccamaw River where our Outpost and River Island is located. ... Alligators, like most wildlife generally don't bother you if you don't bother them.
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A freshwater reptile, alligators enjoy sunning on the banks of freshwater lagoons across Hilton Head Island. However, they will venture into the saltwater for food or to another freshwater lagoon. ... Remember to observe alligators from afar, and never, ever feed them.