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"They can sense when ice is forming, and they position themselves so the ice forms around their snout," said an ecologist and alligator expert at the University of North Florida.
A funny looking, escargot-eating, turkey-size bird with a strange sounding name has made its way into Arkansas and Oklahoma.
âFrozenâ alligators stick noses through ice to survive in Oklahoma By Staff report (David Arbour/) Alligators in Oklahoma went into a deep freeze as frigid, icy temperatures plagued much of the central and eastern United States. Wildlife photographer David Arbour captured stunning photos of several alligators poking their snouts through the ice to breathe at the Red Slough Wildlife Management Area this week. (David Arbour/ Oklahoma Department of Wildlife) (David Arbour/ Oklahoma Department of Wildlife) While the alligators may appear to be dead, scientists say they’re not. It’...
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While the alligators may appear to be dead, scientists say they’re not.