So all these babies are hanging out right there and you know
they hatched out less than a month ago. Oh yeah, we got it if we don't find them
they’re not going to make it. Yeah, I think I still think that mama's close oh
monomer didn't know. Where the gator was we didn’t Baby Gator know how big the gator was all we knew that was is
possible. A female gator with numerous hatchlings and when you have that. You
got a higher risk because they’re going to be protective of their young. When
she comes right through here you're going to jump on her huh I thought. You
were jumping on him why would I want to jump on her you're the man. They gave
her back to my waders I wouldn't worry about this and if it didn’t have all the
babies.
She's going to be real protective around these kids here we
go you found one this one this will bring them up. They try to push her to you
yeah mike you got the better angle put it on their mike. She got him there you go he got him don't know. How she got by I bet she was under
there while we were on scene the superintendent advised us. That some of the
maintenance Baby Gator crews had
located another separate alligator in a drain. When’s the last time y'all seen
him yesterday okay while the first gator in her hatchlings is loaded. Up for
relocation Boone looks for the second one which drain did they see him on. Yeah, that one that's the end of this pipe right here we got about a 100-foot piece of
pipe. That he could possibly be in but the pipe's only about 36 inches in
diameter.
I’m going to try to
put one of the guys on one side and flush him out on this side. If we know for sure he's in here I’m gonna get down there with a flashlight and shine
and see. What I can see the Gary yeah I hear you shine down there towards me. I
don't see him on this side okay move your light think. I saw the alligator he’s basically Baby
Gator going to crawl through on his belly shoving. That garbage can through
this storm drain which is only about a 36-inch pipe so I’m going to volunteer
him to do it. That and I’m going to wait at the other end think that's a pretty good
man like. That takes that pole and I just run that pole there you go in that
trash. Can let's do it hey mike yeah I’m coming your way I’m going to sit here.
And wait for a bite we got to miss him down there when he comes out now.
Bring him to me he’s
pissed and he came before don’t move no he's big to get down there clear outlet
he wraps wear him. Other swampy you need a bath big time he isn’t been doing
much fighting. You have done a deal, Lucille, he good job don't call me again Baby Gator it took a long time for us
to get him to push. All the way through the drain but it was a large alligator
it was over nine-foot in length. Let me get that tail we’re going to relocate
the alligator. He’s going to be in basically a refuge are alive his life out
there you go. Thank y'all go check those duck hunters first okay we try to go
across county lines. And work with our neighboring wardens do you have a clue
where you're going out there. On all right I know that's lagoon yeah we can
let’s get on walking. You know it's nice to have wait come down
here and help out with our county.
It can be pretty hard
for one person to patrol such a big county especially. When there’s so much
activity going on with duck season. How are y'all helping out long about an
hour oh okay all right? Let me check y' all's guns real quick she out in
training she's getting used to it. She's here she lost relations with a wall
today oh no there you go good. What kind of Baby Gator shells y'all using right here lead shot is illegal on
duck hunts. Because it is toxic to birds and the environment all right there's
yours thank you. And do you have your hunter education this is my first name
right here? Where it says hunter education yes ma'am you have to have it do you
have your driver's license on you. Let’s do that real quick hunters need to have hunter education.
Because it teaches
you the basic safety and the importance of wearing your hunter orange. Or just
knowing where to point your gun you’ll be issued one citation. Just for not
having her in education, okay a lot of people get really excited. They get their
hunting license they get all the necessary equipment to go out. But they end up
forgetting hunter education your signature here is on a plate of guilt. Just
that you promise to contact the judge okay these individuals.
Baby Alligator Bite Force
Working with alligators and crocodiles for nearly 30 years.
One of the most common questions I get asked is how strong are alligators jaws
alligators. And most particularly crocodiles have the strongest bite force of
any animal. On the planet alligators Baby
Alligator Bite Force has between two to three thousand pounds per square
inch. Closing power in their jaws crocodiles has between three to four
thousand pounds. With a few estimates saying possibly even up to five thousand
pounds per square inch.
Closing power in
their jaws a lion is only 1,000 pounds per square inch. So take that Samba a
human a hundred and fifty-two maybe 200 pounds per square inch. Now I know all
this per square inch stuff may be hard to wrap your mind to. Around so to give you
a Baby Alligator Bite Force better
picture the crocodile's bite force is close to. What some trash compactors are
now they get some of the powers from their jowls. Those big things around their
neck almost look like fat.
When an alligator flexes or crushes into something that is one giant muscle imagine. If you had a
bicep that huge you’d be able to rival Hulk Hogan’s larges Baby Alligator Bite Force arms in the world. The further world doesn’t
worry Huckster alligator arms will never be able to rival. Yours still not
convinced alligators and crocodiles have amazingly strong jaws. Take a look
at this that’s hammer it cannot even be lifted by Earth's Mightiest.
Heroes well most of them anyways but compared to the mighty
alligator jaws. If this doesn't prove their strength I don't know what else
will like. I said strongest jaws of any animal on the planet and that's why
alligators.
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