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Portrait of a large alligator sunbathing on the pond bank. Alligator is the official state reptile of Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi.

Background of natural crocodile leather. Texture of alligator black color skin. Crocodile skin is dark black.

This photograph was taken in the Everglades with full frame camera and G telephoto lens.

A close up of the eyes of an alligator watching your every move.

American Alligator in the Everglades.

Portrait of an American Alligator head emphasizing its teeth, eye, and skin texture. The alligator appears to be grinning. Isolated on a white background with space for text.

Crocodile head in the water

A cement crocodile decorating the edge of the fish tank on site

Very large Alligator, Crocodile Isolated against a White Background

giant crocodile closeup

Two alligators basking in the sun on a gravelly riverbank in Florida.

American Alligator with his mouth open enjoying the sun on a cement pad.

Green toy floats on water in empty holiday pool

Alligator in New Orleans Louisiana, USA

Crocodiles bask in the sun. Adult Dangerous Crocodile in Green Water

Reptile

The narrow-snouted crocodile, the armored crocodile (Crocodylus cataphractus), is a species of reptile from the crocodile family. The head ends in a rather narrow snout, which is where the species name comes from. There are bone plates on the front of the abdomen that form a kind of armor.

Crocodile in farm Thailand.

Float in shape of crocodile in swimming pool outdoors

An Alligator Rests With It's Mouth Open in the Tall Grass Next to the Florida River

Crocodiles bask in the sun. Adult Dangerous Crocodile in Green Water

Crocodile wild animal captivity

An American alligator in a swamp, shot from directly overhead.

Mississippi alligator (or American alligator, common alligator) lying on the ground. (Alligator mississippiensis)

Some of the famous Plesiosaur, Ichthyosaur and Teleosaurus dinosaur sculptures in the public Crystal Palace Park in South East London. The dinosaurs were constructed in the park in 1854 when the former 1851 Great Exhibition glass ‘palace’ was moved to Sydenham after the exhibition closed. The new, extensive pleasure gardens contained a collection of around 30 ‘dinosaurs’ and other extinct creatures, which are now known to be anatomically inaccurate. They are, however, a famous and much-loved attraction in South East London. The sculptures were created by one of the 19th-century’s best-known natural history sculptors, Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins (1807-1894). The landscape in which they are set was designed by Joseph Paxton, designer of the Crystal Palace glass building.

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