Free Alligator Animations - Graphics

Happy alligator with a big smile - clipart image.

Alligator playing a sad tune - animated.

An alligator sending a very important message - animation.

An angry alligator with a lot of sharp teeth - animation.

A baby alligator perhaps learning to walk - animated.

An alligator with a big chomp - animation.

Dancing alligators - animated. Could they be from Louisana?

Dancing alligator with a big finish - clipart image.

Hello world baby alligator coming out of an egg - animation.

An alligator that wants to be friends or is this just a trick?

Pet alligator in an alligator house - animated. Perhaps he wants to play Frisbee or fetch the stick?

Alligator on the run animation. Perhaps there is a boot salesman on his heels.

A cool gator out for a stroll animation.

A gator with a moving tail plus a winking eye animated.

A happy and friendly looking alligator with a big smile.

A tourist in the Everglades accidentally walking on an alligator.

Alligator with long teeth.

A happy alligator showing off dance moves.

About Alligators

Alligators are large, semi-aquatic reptiles that are found in the southeastern United States, particularly in Florida and Louisiana. They belong to the family Alligatoridae, which also includes their close relatives, the caimans. Alligators are carnivorous and feed primarily on fish, turtles, birds, and mammals.

The average size of an adult alligator is about 10 to 15 feet in length and can weigh up to 1,000 pounds. They have a broad, rounded snout and powerful jaws filled with sharp teeth. Alligators are covered in tough, armored scales that help protect them from predators and other threats. They are well-adapted to their semi-aquatic lifestyle and are strong swimmers, with webbed feet that allow them to move through the water with ease.

Alligators are solitary animals and prefer to live in freshwater habitats such as swamps, marshes, and rivers. During the winter months, they may become dormant and bury themselves in mud to conserve energy. In the spring, they emerge and mate, with females laying their eggs in nests made of vegetation and mud.

Despite their fearsome appearance, alligators are an important part of their ecosystem and play a vital role in maintaining the balance of their habitat. However, they can be dangerous to humans and caution should be taken when encountering them in the wild.