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Deadly Alligator Attacks Are Increasing in South Carolina 

In the past, deadly alligator attacks on humans were considered to be a rare and even unheard of occurrence. In the past decade, though, this has become increasingly more common. Many professionals in the industries of zoology and trapping feel that the increases in deadly attacks stem from the acts of humans. The two main… Read More…

How to Avoid Conflicts with Alligators During Their Mating Season

Living in the Carolinas means that we all share the state with a large population of alligators. Now that the weather is heating up and their mating season is in full swing, we must all do that which is necessary to avoid conflicts with the creatures. Alligators are more active during this time. They are… Read More…

The Presence of Nuisance Alligators Likely to Increase Now That Mating Season Is in Full Swing

Alligator Crossing Road

Alligator mating season is now in full swing. This means that individuals in gator-prone areas – especially throughout South Carolina and North Carolina – are likely to see an increase of alligators over the course of the next few months. Males are known to attach themselves to a certain territory. Examples include a favorite pond,… Read More…

Caution Urged as Alligator Mating Season Draws Near

Alligator Season

Alligators start the process of courting in the early weeks of April. By May and June of each year, mating season is in full swing. By the end of June or in the early part of July, female alligators will begin the process of depositing their eggs in nests that are composed of mixtures of… Read More…

Wildlife Issues to Be Aware of This Summer in South Carolina

Summer Wildlife Issues In South Carolina-

Summer – the warmest, most beautiful, and favored season. The days grow longer and the sun seemingly shines brighter. The increased temperatures compel and urge people to embark on outdoor journeys and adventures. Throughout the State of South Carolina, summer is not only a season, it is a time of transition, a new dimension. Despite… Read More…

What are the 3 Most Dangerous Creatures in South Carolina?

American Alligator

The State of South Carolina displays a unique Southern charm that includes friendly faces, small quaint towns, and immensely beautiful geography. The state’s personality and character truly shine through by way of the lavish palmetto bushes, the seemingly never-ending array of moss dangling from the large, historically-significant trees, and the architecture accents of wrought-iron, historical… Read More…

Keeping Family, Pets, and Property Safe from Alligators

Keeping Safe From Alligators

The American Alligator is found throughout the coastal region areas of the Southeastern part of the United States. North Carolina is currently the northernmost habitat. Throughout the State of North Carolina, alligators can be found in swamps, canals, ponds, rivers, tidal basins, the coastline, as well as inland areas in the eastern portion of the… Read More…

How to Deal with a Nuisance Alligator in the State of South Carolina

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) identifies a “nuisance alligator” as a creature that is believed to pose an immediate threat to people, their property, and/or pets. In many instances, the alligator must be a certain length prior to be labeled as a “nuisance”. Four feet is the most common length standard. This… Read More…

Crocodiles Can Keep Watch While Asleep

Whether on a camping trip or somewhere closer to home, an encounter with a crocodile may just be anybody’s worst fear realized. You freeze and start to see your whole life flash before you, but, wait a minute, is that croc asleep? Whew! But before you think you can rest easy and sneak past the… Read More…

How to Live with Alligators

As human population continues to grow, the habitat of alligators also continues to develop. That being said, it is safe to say that interactions between the two are inevitable, which is why the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission offers some tips on how people can co-exist peacefully with these large reptiles. Keep your dogs &… Read More…

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