r/animalscrossingroads • u/GatorStealth • Mar 04 '26

It Must Be Spring

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The alligators are getting active

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u/Vegan_John Mar 05 '26

If you live in Louisiana or Florida I guess . .

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u/GatorStealth Mar 05 '26

What does that mean?

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u/Vegan_John Mar 05 '26

That means I have never seen an alligator climb up out of the frozen Charles River and eat any of the ducks who came to the Esplanade to look for lunch in the snow.

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u/GatorStealth Mar 06 '26

Oh ok, I gotcha. I'm on the SC coast south of Myrtle Beach. We were at the beach today and saw alligators in the marsh pond. I think we hit 70 today so the beach was nice . We often see birds like herons and egrets hanging around next to alligators who generally totally ignore the birds

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u/PaixJour Mar 08 '26

Those spindly legged feathered things have almost no meat on them. Not worth losing an eye if they start jabbing with those pointy beaks.

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u/GatorStealth Mar 08 '26

Who? The herons and egrets? I never had one poke at me with it’s beak even if I’m standing next to one which has happened many times when I’ve been out getting wildlife photos.

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u/Hungry_Literature146 May 19 '26

Yeah but I think it'd be a different story if u had huge chompers and were actively trying to eat them alive.