If you come face to snout with an SC alligator this spring, here’s what to do to survive

The SCDNR says that a safe distance from alligators is often situational, but a good rule of thumb is to stay at least 10 feet away from any edge of water during the spring, whether you see an alligator or not.

What to do if you see an alligator and how to survive an attack, according to a wildlife expert who keeps pet gators

Alligators can be very fast with powerful jaws. If you see one, try to get away from them as fast as possible. If one attacks, fight for your life.

Woman Sees Doorbell Cam Footage—Not Prepared for What’s Lurking Outside

Ashley Delgado shared footage of the heartstopping moment her camera detected the arrival of an unwanted guest on her porch.
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Disney World alligator warning issued for at least three different resorts in the spring

Alligator mating season has begun throughout Florida, and some Disney resorts with robust water features are on high alert.
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VIDEO: 3-legged alligator hobbles across Florida golf course, follows woman home

BONITA SPRINGS, Fla -- It's one thing to see an alligator -- that's scary enough -- but how about a three-legged alligator slowly coming right at you? A woman had quite the encounter on a Florida golf course and recorded the whole thing. RELATED: Florida ...