alligators

Wildlife & Fisheries officials have cited two men for alligator violations...

This guy thought it would be fun to prank people with a remote control alligator head. It was sort of fun, until the cops showed up.

This is almost as disturbing as finding out that cockroaches can fly. Thank goodness the reptile was captured and relocated.

With an unusually cold winter here in the south, see how alligators look like they are frozen solid in the swamp, when they are actually using their incredible survival skills to breathe!

Testing out a new zip line over an alligator infested pond? Don't be surprised if one of the reptiles thinks you are lunch!

Famed gator hunter, and 'Swamp People' star Troy Landry says hurricanes can cause a major disruption to the reptiles too.

If you've ever wanted to get your Troy Landry on and "Choot Em", the Louisiana Department Of Wildlife and Fisheries is currently accepting applications for alligator hunters to conduct lottery hunts on 46 state and federally owned properties and lakes. That's a lot of tree shakers.

One of the first guests at the City of Mandeville's new beach appears to be an unwelcome one.

Livingston Parish police have issued a warning to residents of Livingston after a large, over 8-foot alligator was spotted in a drainage canal. Don't they make movies about this kind of stuff?

Recently, I came across the story of the Louisiana "Parlangua Swamp Monster". The Parlangua is a half-man, half-alligator creature that prowls around the swamps and bayous of Louisiana. Have you ever had a run in with the Parlangua?

Some fishermen made a grisly discovery yesterday when they found a body, and alligators were devouring it.

No one likes uninvited pests in their home. Insects, rats and even in-laws can cause chaos in our humble abodes. Imagine finding an alligator in your house like this Louisiana man. The in-laws don't seem so bad after this, huh?

It's a dog-eat-dog world, you say? Try gator-eat-gator.

Lance Burgos was kayaking at Lake Fausse Point in St Martinville this past Saturday with his young passenger when they happened upon some catfish noodles. Burgos figured he'd check to see if anything was on the line, and boy was there, and it definitely was not catfish!

Out of a population of 5 million, Spots was believed to one of fewer than 15 white alligators in the U.S. There is no cause of death known at this time.

This alligator got its prey with the help of what appears to be a tour boat guide. Do you think the guide is wrong for this?

I would absolutely be looking for another line of work.

When it comes to Jefferson Parish swamp tour guide Lance Lacrosse, nobody puts alligator in the corner!

Next time Sulfur man Glen Bonin sees an alligator in the road, he says he'll just call Wildlife and Fisheries. I agree with him.

Yep, they got "The Crazy One" when they got in the boat with this guy!