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Aligator

Track images

How to identify

Front Track
Toes: 5 (often only 4 visible)
Claws: Sharp claw impressions common
Shape: Rounded palm pad with forward-spread toes
Width: 3–5 in (7–13 cm)

Rear Track
Toes: 5
Claws: Visible on inner toes
Shape: Longer and more oval than front track
Length: 4–7 in (10–18 cm)
Webbing: May appear faintly between toes

About this animal

The American Alligator lives in warm freshwater wetlands across the southeastern United States.

Habitat: Swamps

Track reference

Compare with the common tracks guide below.

Common animal tracks reference: badger, bear, beaver, cat, cow, crow, dog, duck, eagle, ferret, fox, frog, gerbil, goat, hedgehog, heron, horse, lynx, marten, moose, mouse, otter, owl, partridge, pig, pigeon, rabbit, raccoon, rat, red deer, roe deer, sheep, sparrow, squirrel, weasel, wolf
Common animal tracks – find Aligator in the guide above