Tuesday, September 28, 2010
How do you tell the difference between an alligator and a crocodile?
Alligators are sometimes mistaken for logs.
They move fast to catch prey, but usually they are slow.
They tuck their legs to their bodies when they are swimming.
They eat their babies if the babies are dead.
They walk slow on ground.
Their nest is a big mound.
Monday, September 27, 2010
How much meat comes from a 713 lb. alligator?
How about 164 lbs. of packaged meat? We're getting rave reviews from our Cordray Brothers alligator sausage and alligator cubed steaks. Stay tuned for recipes!
Jeremy Blizard got the complete Cordray's Hall of Fame Treatment!
Blood on your ears, so you can hear the deer, on your nose so you can smell 'em, above your eyes so you can see the deer,by your lips so you can taste the deer, and all over, so you can feel the deer!
Sunday, September 26, 2010
How do they know that?
Alligators see in black and white only, not in color.
Crocodiles build their nests in a hole underground and alligators build in a mound on top of the ground.
The mommy splashes water on the nest to keep it cool
Alligators are related to dinosaurs.
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