Ever Seen An ORANGE Alligator?
Gators are a part of Florida life. Seeing one doesn’t excite us much. Unless they’re orange. Check out these photos taken in South Carolina! There are 2 of them in the pond. They are described as a “pumpkin orange” color. Why are they orange? Apparently it’s all about where they hibernate in the winter. They might have spent the winter in a rusty pipe and the warmer weather is bringing them out.
Here is Friday's orange alligator pic.twitter.com/w8Ssbd7ZjO
— Ivan Kutyabalzov, esq. Yes/No (@IvanKutyabalzov) February 15, 2019
A second orange alligator pops up. This one’s name is ‘Donny’ https://t.co/5VMd4w3DuJ pic.twitter.com/iIDAVdfKIy
— Miami Herald (@MiamiHerald) February 22, 2017
Orange alligator takes neighborhood by surprise https://t.co/kyiETyIDUs pic.twitter.com/xUcHlBooAV
— WJCL News (@WJCLNews) February 12, 2019
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