Alligators have a brain the size of a walnut, but they're much smarter than you'd think. In the Everglades, the 400-pound reptile displays a clever way to catch egrets during breeding season. See for yourself: | National Geographic TV

🐊 American Alligators were having a discussion with each other through deep bellows. These low-frequency vibrations help alligators communicate... They are thought to use these bellows to define their territory, make others aware of their size, attract mates, and share other key information. Bellows might actually help avoid unnecessary confrontation between alligators.🐊 #wildlifephotography #wildlife #naturephotography #nature #floridaphotographer #outdoors #reptiles #reptile #alligator | Ima

We love our american alligators here at The Reptile Zoo! We have a handful of them and love using them for educational experiences so others can appreciate just how awesome they are too 😁 | The Reptile Zoo