Simply called "the Big Cypress" by Gladesmen and older folks in south Florida, the national preserve was established in 1974.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – This week, we’re not the only ones trying to stay warm as this cold snap continues in Central Florida. Alligators may not like freezing temperatures either, but they have been ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Most people who live in Brevard County haven't been happy with the bone-chilling weather lately. After all we moved here for the ...

Alligators are ectothermic, meaning they rely on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature. When temperatures drop below 70 degrees, alligators stop feeding and become dormant in a ...

Florida alligators can be found in every county and even farther north. How do they survive when waters freeze? They "snorkel." Enjoy a bit of gator trivia as you stay warm. Iguanas don't like cold.

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American alligators have existed in their current form for as long as 30 million years. During winter, alligators enter a state of inactivity called brumation to survive cold temperatures. North ...

Alligators, those ancient reptiles that have roamed our planet since the time of dinosaurs, harbor fascinating reproductive and parenting behaviors that often surprise even seasoned wildlife ...