RIGHT. IT’S A STORY INVOLVING ONE SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT, A REPTILE STORE, AND AN ABANDONED ALLIGATOR. SO THE HARFORD COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT IS ON THE CASE. LAST NIGHT, DEPUTIES FOUND THE ALLIGATOR ...

For months, locals in Seminole, Florida have been keeping an eye on an unlikely regular at their favorite bar: an alligator. Nicknamed Mr. Pickles, this gator has developed a cult following among bar ...

The federal government reimbursed Florida $608 million for two state-run immigration facilities. The FEMA payment covers the construction and management of the "Alligator Alcatraz" and "Deportation ...

Don’t worry, Detroit — the alligator recently spotted on Belle Isle has been found. The gator shocked Detroiters when it was seen on the island park late last month. It was captured Wednesday by ...

The alligator seen and captured at Belle Isle is about 1.5 feet long and 2 years old, according to serpentarium co-owner Michael Wilson. The alligator's name is Fáfnir after Norse mythology. She was ...

Visitors to Belle Isle may find an unlikely inhabitant in the Detroit island park after the Michigan Department of Natural Resources said a reported alligator sighting there has been deemed "credible ...

A group of men posed for a photo with an alligator that they caught on Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025, outside of McDonald’s at 1450 Rocky Creek Road in Macon, Ga. They taped its snout shut and wrapped it ...

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – Alligators are a fact of Florida life, and they’ve been here a lot longer than we have. American alligators appeared about 84 million years ago, and their ancestors evolved more ...

If you want to have a genuinely “Florida” encounter with a swarm of alligators, or should we say a safe encounter, you can do just that at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park. It’s a ...

If you live in Florida, seeing alligators in a backyard pool, crossing the street or showing up at your front door is quite common. "You should never handle an alligator, even a small one, because ...

As alligators go, it was a small one. So small that people in Florida might not even look twice. But this one was here in D.C. Specifically, in the waters of the Washington Channel at The Wharf in ...

Imagine Phoenix Norwood’s surprise when he heard there was a four-foot alligator swimming among the boats at The Wharf Marina in Southwest D.C. CLICK TO ENLARGE: A 23-year-old man fished out an ...