14
Mar
What'S The Difference Between Brumation And Hibernation - Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures

What’s the Difference Between Brumation and Hibernation?

Many significant changes happen to the environment and animals when temperatures drop. The days become shorter and plants grow slower. Many animals migrate to warmer regions. Some animals grow thicker fur for better insulation. Others will hibernate or bromate. Most people are familiar with hibernation but not brumation. The two processes share certain similarities. But what’s the difference between brumation…

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27
Feb
How Many Crocodile Species Are There - Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures

Reptile Watch 101: How Many Crocodile Species Are There?

Crocodiles are one of the most ancient and powerful reptiles. They have been roaming the Earth for over 200 million years. That’s a clear testament to their power and adaptability. These fierce predators are part of the Crocodylidae family. Crocodiles are famous for their massive jaws, armored bodies, and unmatched hunting skills. Many people are familiar with saltwater crocodiles thanks…

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21
Feb
How Cold Is Too Cold For Alligators - Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures

How Cold is Too Cold for Alligators: Knowing Their Limits

Alligators love warm, swampy environments. It’s why the species has thrived in states like Florida and Louisiana. So what happens when temperatures drop? Alligators face a lot of challenges when temperatures go down. They’re ectothermic. They rely on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature. A drop in temperature will slow them down. Some alligators might even stop eating.…

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07
Feb
What Is The Rarest Type Of Alligator - Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures

What is the Rarest Type of Alligator? 4 Remarkable Species

Alligators are among the most captivating reptiles in the world. They are famous for their prehistoric appearance and formidable hunting skills. There are only two species of alligators. There’s the American alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) and the Chinese alligator (Alligator sinensis.) There are rare genetic variations that result in unique types of alligators though. But these are so rare that they’re…

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31
Jan
Where Do Alligators Go During The Winter - Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures

Where Do Alligators Go During the Winter: Surviving the Cold

The alligator is one of Florida’s most iconic denizens. Over a million American alligators are thriving in the Sunshine State. That’s an amazing number considering how the species almost became extinct. The American alligator is a fitting symbol of Florida’s untamed wilderness. People often associate gators with the state’s warm and humid climate. But where do alligators go during the…

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24
Jan
What Are The 3 Types Of Alligators Swamp Fever Adventures | Swamp Fever

What Are the 3 Types of Alligators? Facts vs Fiction

People have a strange relationship with alligators. Millions love this reptile and enjoy seeing and learning about it. The American alligator is one of Florida’s top attractions. There are dozens of parks and reserves dedicated to it in the Sunshine State. There’s also a large number of people who are wary or outright scared of alligators. They’re concerned about the…

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10
Jan
How Big Is A Full Grown Alligator - Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures

How Big is a Full Grown Alligator Compared to Other Reptiles?

Alligators are among the most famous animals endemic to the US. It’s legendary in southeastern states like Florida, Louisiana, and Georgia. The American alligator is well-known for its powerful jaws and scaly body. Its prehistoric appearance is also compelling. Scientists and the general populace are also fascinated by its massive size. Curious minds often wonder “How big is a full…

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29
Nov
Where Do American Alligators Live - Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures

Where Do American Alligators Live?

American alligators are one of the most fascinating creatures on Earth. Their prehistoric appearance and powerful presence have captivated wildlife enthusiasts and casual observers. There are plenty of fantastic places where you can see these amazing reptiles. Most are in the southeastern United States. So if you want to do a bit of gator-watching, this post is for you. Where…

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