Alligator are one of the unique native species of Florida and if you have a certain fascination with these ancient creatures, then a visit to the Everglades Alligator Farm will give you a chance to see them up close and learn all about them .
The Everglades Alligator Farm is a private attraction, which was launched in 1982. The operation began a tour by airboat attraction, and was later expanded to include alligators and other reptiles.
The Everglades Alligator Farm is a private attraction, which was launched in 1982. The operation began a tour by airboat attraction, and was later expanded to include alligators and other reptiles.
Alligator are abundant, but now approached in the 1960s, American alligator and the extinction was placed on the endangered species list. It was then that the commercial breeding of alligators as a way to get promoted was to save the species.The Everglades Alligator Farm is owned and operated by Charles and Deborah Thibos and is now a vibrant attraction that draws tourists and camera crews from around the world. The farm is located on the edge of the Everglades. It is not part of Everglades National Park, but the owners are trying to preserve the natural habitat, in its original form.
Today, the farm is home to 2,000 alligators of various sizes. Small alligators are housed in the magnification and the largest live in special breeding tank. It takes about six years before the alligators start breading. Females lay one clutch per year, and each clutch can be up to 45 eggs.
Today, the farm is home to 2,000 alligators of various sizes. Small alligators are housed in the magnification and the largest live in special breeding tank. It takes about six years before the alligators start breading. Females lay one clutch per year, and each clutch can be up to 45 eggs.
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