are there alligators on pine island florida?
610754
While there have been no reported attacks on humans on Pine Island, residents are advised to use caution around gators at all times. Often referred to as a “living fossil” alligators have roamed the earth for more than 200 million years and are native to Florida.
1184315
Yes sir, there are plenty of Gators on Clearwater Beach. However, these Gators are harmless for the most part and have few teeth. They tend to be loud, obnoxious, and highly intoxicated.
805104
No, Alligators are not a common sight in Ocala. As long as you are not near a stream or lake.
19013
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.
761983
It's common to see alligators on the banks of the St. Johns River or its tributaries including Black Creek in Clay County. Some alligators have been found in municipal and subdivision retention ponds, golf course water hazards and occasionally in the swimming pools or yards of homes.
267327
An alligator, which is estimated to be about 2-to-3-feet long, has been seen on the north end of Lake Lanier near Don Carter State Park. According to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, while the gator does not pose a threat to public, people should still give the animal space.
105483
over a year ago. Didn't think there were any alligators in the Crystal River. We went on an air boat tour in another part of Florida just to see alligators, and only saw a baby one. For the most part alligators are nocturnal feeders, and are not aggressive in the day time.
122739
North America contains the American alligator and the American crocodile, plus feral populations of the spectacled caiman in Florida. ... Several Caribbean islands contains crocodilian species, most notably Cuba which contains the endemic Cuban crocodile plus native American crocodile and feral spectacled caiman.
919822
A 7-foot alligator captured at Lake Bowen late Thursday has found a new home in the Lowcountry. ... Williamson said it is not uncommon for Lowcountry residents to use alligators to control the population of beavers on their property. Williamson has trapped close to 1,500 alligators in 14 years as a gator hunter.
432274
No alligators. Crocodiles, yes, though. There are crocs in the lagoon by the restaurants, also in the mangroves if you take the jungle tour to the reef as well as in Crococun Zoo south of the hotel zone.
1177726
Alligators, fox, and deer are a few of the more common sightings. The Town of Emerald Isle, he noted, has a deer population, that is near the inlet. The black bear may be the most alarming to people but bear sightings on the beach and in coastal towns are not uncommon, Norville said.
175220
American Alligator. The largest freshwater reptile on Hilton Head Island is the American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis). ... During our coldest months, alligators hibernate in freshwater ponds and lagoons, often digging down into the mud.
591010
Typically the Alligators frequent the canal areas near Hwy. 59 (both sides), the eastern part of little lagoon, and in Lake Shelby. They are more of a threat to dogs, raccoons, and things living in the water.
1030088
Florida alligator spotted swimming at Hickory Island near Lovers Key State Park. ... DeGraw said the gator crossed the island and headed towards Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve after staying in the area for 30 minutes.
317680
I have never heard of any problem with alligators at Quiet Waters. over a year ago. I have never even seen a gator there. ... Bass fishing tournaments, both shore bound and by boat, every year and I have never heard anything about gator difficulties.
684600
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.
56761
alligator tracks. ... Your first reaction is… “My lord… an alligator… on Pensacola Beach… this is not what I bargain for”, when in fact alligators have always inhabited barrier islands along the Gulf of Mexico. They are freshwater animals, but there are freshwater ponds on the islands, and they do quite well there.