Alabama alligators
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AI GeneratedConservation efforts have led to a population of over 70,000 American alligators in Alabama. World Atlas identifies six high-risk waterways for encounters, including Gulf State Park and various rivers and bays. Safety officials emphasize maintaining distance and avoiding feeding the animals to ensure public safety.
Seeing an alligator in Alabama isn't unusual anymore.
The state is now home to more than 70,000 American alligators thanks to conservation efforts.
World Atlas highlighted six Alabama waterways where encounters are most likely.
Those spots include Gulf State Park, the Tennessee River, and the Alabama River.
The Mobile-Tensaw River Delta and Mobile Bay also make the list.
Officials say staying safe means not feeding alligators and keeping plenty of space.