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Animal Mothers: Newborn Gators Video Watch how this protective alligator mother uses her "Jaws of Love" to protect her newborns from the dangers that lurk in the Florida Everglades.Welcome to the National Geographic video player.Video Sections

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- American Crocodiles - Can't tell your crocs from your 'gators? National Geographic will show you how.
- Animal Mothers: Newborn Gators - Watch how this protective alligator mother uses her "Jaws of Love" to protect her newborns from the dangers that lurk in the Florida Everglades.
- Birds and Crocs - Some birds depend on a tiny African lake for food and water. But they must look out for the crocodiles that lie in wait.
- Boy Croc Meets Girl Croc - With snout-rubbing and bubble-blowing, two amorous saltwater crocodiles get cuddly.
- Croc's Breakfast - When you're a Nile crocodile, you have lots of breakfast options.
- Electric Eel - Experience an eerie nighttime encounter between an electric eel and an alligator.
- Gator Water Dance - When you're a male gator looking for a mate, you don't need a dance floor to make all the right moves; the warm waters of the Everglades will do just fine.
- Harmonious Hippos and Crocs - They're ferocious predators, but these crocs don't give hippos a second thought.
- Picnic at the Pond - When there's only one watering hole in town, you pay your money and you take your chance, even when your neighbor might be your mortal enemy!
- Snowy Egret Nest - In a cruel Darwinian struggle, baby egrets see who will stay in the nest—and who will be sacrificed to the alligator waiting below.
- Tiger in a Croc's World - What happens when crocs steal a tiger's meal?
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