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Images tagged "louisiana"

This stretch of small, dark buildings hold 2000 alligators.
Alligators grouped according to age in small pools of shallow water.
Alligators grouped according to age in small pools of shallow water.
The inside of an alligator factory farm.
The tour guide amuses guests by throwing a live mouse into the pool, instigating a short-lived feeding frenzy from the alligators.
During a tour children have the opportunity to tape shut an alligator's face.
Alligator presentation.
At the end of a tour, children can handle newborn alligators.
This stretch of small, dark buildings hold 2000 alligators. Louisiana, USA, 2010.
Alligators grouped according to age in small pools of shallow water. Louisiana, USA, 2010.
Alligators grouped according to age in small pools of shallow water. Louisiana, USA, 2010.
The inside of an alligator factory farm. Louisiana, USA, 2010.
The tour guide amuses guests by throwing a live mouse into the pool, instigating a short-lived feeding frenzy from the alligators. Louisiana, USA, 2010.
During a tour children have the opportunity to tape shut an alligator's face. Louisiana, USA, 2010.
Alligator presentation. Louisiana, USA, 2010.
At the end of a tour, children can handle newborn alligators. Louisiana, USA, 2010.
The tour guide amuses guests by throwing a live mouse into the pool, instigating a short-lived feeding frenzy from the alligators. USA, 2010. Jo-Anne McArthur / We Animals Media

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