@Bulldogbabe852 I agree, they're not calling their mothers. He's just saying, "Let me go!" However, I think it's probably more like five years old. The distance in inches from the eyes to the nostrils works out to overall length in feet. So by that estimate, it's likely five or six feet long. If I'm not mistaken, they grow about a foot or so per year in the wild. Farm raised gators, kept in ideal conditions, grow much faster. So, if it's a farm gator, maybe two years old. Just my two cents.
@Bulldogbabe852 actually when the aligator is small he squeaks and the mom has a drive to come help him then when the get older the alligator's voice changes and they eat each other, much like a capitalist.
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@Bulldogbabe852 I agree, they're not calling their mothers. He's just saying, "Let me go!" However, I think it's probably more like five years old. The distance in inches from the eyes to the nostrils works out to overall length in feet. So by that estimate, it's likely five or six feet long. If I'm not mistaken, they grow about a foot or so per year in the wild. Farm raised gators, kept in ideal conditions, grow much faster. So, if it's a farm gator, maybe two years old. Just my two cents.
Stingray8854 7 months ago
no they dont call to their mother... after about a few months old their mother abandons them....1 this size is about 2 years old
Bulldogbabe852 7 months ago
@Bulldogbabe852 actually when the aligator is small he squeaks and the mom has a drive to come help him then when the get older the alligator's voice changes and they eat each other, much like a capitalist.
doctormcgoveran 4 months ago