Video shows Alligator, the Baby Gator in Floridas Everglades Essen

A tour group in Floridas Everglades came across a worrying sight on Mother's Day this year: they saw an adult alligator who called a baby gator in a “National Geographic moment”.

The video recorded by Kelly Alvarez shows how the adult on Sunday, May 11th, in the Shark Valley Everglades National Park, is mined on a baby alligator in the National Park of Shark Valley, as two young gators watch nearby. It was a tour guide to hear that the alligator eats his own children, although it is not clear that it really happened.

“An alligator mother will eat all babies when the conditions are bad – like a drought or no water. She is just a wild animal” Travel clerk Judith fine.

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“This happens when children behave naughty and badly,” joked the tourist when the tourists looked horrified.

Why do alligators eat each other?

Grab deeper: after that Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, Larger alligators often eat smaller alligators. They are one of the greatest threats to survive smaller gator, but adult alligators can also be victims of cannibalism.

There are several reasons why they eat each other, not just because they are hungry.

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“Sometimes it can be territorial, but very often alligators are cannibalist” Fox 13 Tampa.

As a rule, the men are more aggressive, especially during the mating season, which lasts from March to June. But as long as the weather in Florida is warm, alligators are generally more active.

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