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This document discusses the American alligator. It describes the alligator's habitat of swamps, lakes, and marshes. It lists what alligators eat, such as snapping turtles, herons, dogs, and humans, and what eats alligators, like humans, river otters, and raccoons. The document also mentions that alligators are considered endangered due to threats like hunting, pollution, and habitat loss.
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American alligator
- 3. Habitat
- 4. Swamps
- 5. Lake
- 6. Marshes
- 8. What do they Eat?
- 10. Heron
- 11. Dogs
- 12. Humans
- 13. What eats them?
- 14. Humans
- 15. River Otters
- 16. Raccoons
- 18. Leather
- 19. Hunting
- 20. Pollution
- 23. Keystone species
- 24. Burrows
- 26. Predation
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