You’ve heard it time and time again: If you’re near freshwater in Florida, you’re not far from an alligator. From manatees to dolphins and panthers, there is a large variety of animals in Florida. However, only one is so famously known to the region that it became the coveted mascot of the University of Florida: the gator. And while it may be easy to assume that Florida’s largest rivers would have the most alligators, that may not always be true. You’ll be shocked to learn about some of the smaller rivers that provide a perfect home to the state’s famous reptile. Watch this video to discover the top five most alligator-infested rivers in the state!
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