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    Saltwater is no problem for this guy...

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    • IRJI
      IRJ @scottalanmiller
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      @scottalanmiller said:

      One of the many reasons I treasure not living in Florida.

      Those big lizards actually taste really good. Alligator is a bit chewy, but its an excellent tasting meat.

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      • scottalanmillerS
        scottalanmiller @IRJ
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        @IRJ long ago before I was a vegetarian I had alligator. It was good. Had it in Michigan.

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        • IRJI
          IRJ
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          Frog Legs are really good too, but I like Gator better. I would be willing to try python if somebody prepared it for me.

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          • DashrenderD
            Dashrender
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            Frogs legs are good if prepared well.

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            • IRJI
              IRJ @Dashrender
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              @Dashrender said:

              Frogs legs are good if prepared well.

              They have a really good flavor. The best way I can describe the taste is somewhere between chicken and fish. Its almost like somebody merged the two.

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              • DominicaD
                Dominica
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                Crocodilians are remarkably adapted to their life at the top of the food chain. Both gators and crocs can tolerate brackish waters, as well as fresh. They also like swimming pools, which is why inground pools in Florida are always screened in. I bet they enjoy the buoyancy of salt water as a nice change from muddy, swampy water. That guy looks like he's on vacation.

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                • IRJI
                  IRJ @Dominica
                  last edited by IRJ

                  @Dominica said:

                  Crocodilians are remarkably adapted to their life at the top of the food chain. Both gators and crocs can tolerate brackish waters, as well as fresh. They also like swimming pools, which is why inground pools in Florida are always screened in. I bet they enjoy the buoyancy of salt water as a nice change from muddy, swampy water. That guy looks like he's on vacation.

                  That is true. I have seen them in saltwater before, but amazingly only in one area of the state. That is near Kennedy Space Center. I lived about 20 miles south of the Space Center for most of my life and I have not seen a single gator in saltwater down there or in any other part of the state. When I fish in restricted areas of the space center (one of the perks of my position), they are all over the place. I doubt the US government will fess up, but I am guessing that the they may have been a deterrent for the Soviet Spies during the Cold War.

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                  • DominicaD
                    Dominica
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                    I would be so much more awesome if the gators you saw had frickin' laser beams on their heads...

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                      technobabble @Dominica
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                      @Dominica +1 for movie quote!

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                      • IRJI
                        IRJ
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                          technobabble
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                          Ask and ye shall receive!

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                          • Bill KindleB
                            Bill Kindle
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                            Ahh, so he's a Science vessel, or an explosives delivery system........#evilaligatorbomb

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