Emotional Support Alligator: WALLY GATOR

Welcome Pet Lovers to my Wally Gator page, aka wallythegator, who is a celebrity Emotional Support Alligator owned by Joie Henney.

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If you haven’t seen Wally Gator before, then you’re missing out.
Who would’ve thought that an Alligator could be tamed and be around so many people all the time, and never once did it snap?
All though, I always fear that maybe one day he’ll snap. (Yeh yeh, admit it, even you as a fan reading this have thought of it). But it seems there’s no news of that happening.
Watch any video where Wally Gator The Alligator swims with kids in a swimming pool. It’s very cute but also… nervy.

Speaking of news, it was sad to hear that he was kidnapped and released in the wild.
I don’t even think there was a specific reason. Just some person who just wanna be a jerk, so I heard.
Wally is an Emotional Support Alligator for his hooman parent, Joie Henne, who more or less saved his life and brought joy after all the tragic trauma he’s been through. For all those who don’t know the story.

LOVABILITY – (Charm, Appeal, Personality, Uniqueness)
STORY – (Entertainment Value, Content, Narrative, Performance)
ADMIRATION – (Achievement, Influence, Inspiration, Respect)

VIDEO: Emotional Support Alligator

PROFILE: Wally Gator 

TRIVIA

• Wally Gator is a gentle American Alligator who never tried to bite anyone but loves cuddling and kisses.
• He became a licensed Emotional Support Animal after discovering that he had a calming effect on people.
• Inspiration to the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Alligator Loki, allegedly,
• He was kidnapped and released into the swamps with other alligators.
• Thankfully, Wally Gator The Alligator was found again by the Georgia Department of National Resources.

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KEY INFORMATION about American Alligator Breeds

• Species: Large reptile native to the southeastern United States; primarily found in freshwater environments.
• Appearance: Dark, rough, armored skin; broad, rounded snout; powerful tail.
• Size: Males can grow up to 11-15 feet long and weigh over 1,000 pounds; females are slightly smaller.
• Diet: Carnivorous; feeds on fish, birds, mammals, and occasionally smaller alligators. Young alligators eat insects and small prey.
• Habitat: Found in swamps, marshes, rivers, and lakes, especially in Florida and Louisiana.
• Temperament: Generally shy around humans but can become aggressive if threatened, especially during the mating season.
• Lifespan: Can live 35-50 years in the wild; up to 65-80 years in captivity.
• Reproduction: Mating occurs in spring; females build nests and lay 20-50 eggs. Hatchlings stay with the mother for up to a year.
• Conservation Status: Once endangered, now listed as “Least Concern” due to successful conservation efforts.
• Fun Fact: American alligators are known for their powerful bite, capable of exerting nearly 3,000 pounds of force, yet they can delicately carry their hatchlings in their mouths without harming them.

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