Why are there so many alligators in Fort Lauderdale?

Lord, some of the questions posted here. Allow me to explain this as simply as possible for you. Ft Lauderdale lies within the boundaries of a geopolitical entity called Florida. read more

Now if you are anywhere within the boundaries of Florida, and if you pass by a retention pond, a pot hole, or even a large mud puddle, you would be best served to automatically assume that there is at least one alligator in it. read more

The are currently ‘so many’ American Alligators (Alligator mississippiensis) thanks largely to conservation efforts. If there were no laws to protect alligators from people, there would be very few to none left today. There are more than 19.5 million people living in Florida and only 1 to 1.8 million alligators. read more