Frigid winter temperatures have created an unusual sighting at a swamp in North Carolina: Alligators frozen in the water with their noses above ice. The Shallotte River Swamp Park in Ocean Isle ...

Alligators can live in water temperatures as low as 40 degrees, the staff of the Shallotte River Swamp Park wrote in a blog post. "This is where a reptile's metabolism slows down dramatically and ...

Every one of the 18 alligators who live at the Swamp Park — all rescued after living in captivity — appeared to know the cold weather drill, Howard said.

In a bizarre and instinctual survival tactic, alligators that normally lurk in a swamp in eastern North Carolina are now "frozen" beneath the murky water. Every inch of the reptiles’ bodies stay ...

Alligators at The Swamp Park in North Carolina were seen frozen in the water over the weekend. Skip to content. NOWCAST WYFF News 4 Today.

Alligators in a North Carolina swamp have once again allowed themselves to freeze in place with their noses above the ice. Skip to content. NOWCAST News 9 Tonight.

I met up with a new friend who took me to her family's swamp property in the Everglades. We explored the swamp, hung out with alligators, and enjoyed tubing on the water. Both Kayla and I had been ...

FOLKSTON — A question is gnawing at the researchers who ply the waters of the Okefenokee Swamp: Why are some alligators there losing their teeth? This is a mystery that has confounded scientists ...

Alligators in North Carolina exhibited an interesting survival behavior this week - allowing water to freeze around them with their snouts above the ice. The Swamp Park in Ocean Isle Beach posted ...

Alligators in a North Carolina swamp have once again allowed themselves to freeze in place with their noses above the ice. ... Alligators have the best solution to surviving when swamps ice over.