Dinner time for Littlefoot and Ducky. These rescued baby alligators are enjoying a little chicken snack, and we can’t get over how adorable they are. Baby gators might look cute, but they’re already learning how to hunt and feed just like the big ones. In the wild, young alligators eat insects, small fish, and frogs until they grow strong enough to tackle larger prey. The Everglades provides the perfect habitat for these little ones to thrive. Warm, shallow waters filled with shelter and plenty

Watch as Desirae, one of our expert animal handlers, feeds Nemo the juvenile alligator here at Everglades Holiday Park! 🐊 Nemo may be small now, but he’s already showing off those classic gator instincts. 💡 Did you know? Juvenile alligators primarily eat insects, small fish, frogs, and crustaceans. They grow about a foot per year for the first few years—and even at this young age, they’re already masters of stealth in the water! Come meet Nemo and learn more about these fascinating creatures u

Alligators, endangered panthers and Manatees are just some of the incredible animals that call Everglades National Park their home. #WidlifeWednesday #NationalParks | National Geographic TV