Records of alligators walking in urban areas such as the Venice and Sarasota neighborhoods of Florida (USA) began to become more common in the second half of April, when the reptiles began their mating ritual. During this period, which lasts until June, these animals seek food and of course a partnership to mate, resulting in videos and photos of these animals in backyards and carelessly crossing the streets.
In an interview with the US newspaper USA todayReptile expert Frank Robb explained that in late spring and autumn, in November, crocodiles become more active and roam the streets, but ” wanting The animals look for mates to mate with, and the scenes of violence come down to two or more fighting a female over and over. “The loser should go for a walk,” he sums up.
Mating normally takes place in May and results in nests ranging from 32 to 46 eggs by the end of June, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
With so many animals “free”, local authorities are trying to warn the public not to get the animals out of their way to avoid problems – an example is a Facebook post made by the Venice Police Department when it was one of the pioneers. decided to take a walk with a 3 meter long fence. “It took a while to get back to the lake from which he came,” he warned, demanding care.
On the 19th, the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office also issued a neighborhood warning about another alligator. “Currently in the nearby drainage channel, so please be careful in this area.”
source: Noticias
