Tell me the alligator sex story.

I'm not sure which specific 'alligator woman story' you are referring to. There could be various fictional or perhaps even some local legend type of stories with this name. It could be about a woman who has some sort of strange connection to alligators, like living among them or having special powers related to alligators.

There was an alligator family. When it was bedtime, the baby alligator was very restless. The daddy alligator started a bedtime story. He talked about an ancient alligator who was very brave and protected the whole swamp. The baby alligator was so fascinated by the story that he forgot his restlessness and gradually fell asleep, feeling like he could be as brave as the alligator in the story one day.

Well, in the 'Alligator Man' scary story, it's about a man who got a strange affliction. Maybe it was from a voodoo spell gone wrong. As he changed into this alligator - like being, he lost his humanity bit by bit. His hands turned into claws, and his body grew a thick, armored - like skin. He became a creature of the night, preying on the fear of the villagers. The villagers would tell tales of how he moved through the water silently, waiting to ambush anyone who came too close to his territory.

I'm not sure exactly which 'Alligator Man Camp Fire Story' you mean. There could be many local or made - up stories with that name. Maybe it's about a half - alligator, half - man creature that lurks around the campfire area, scaring campers at night.

The alligator seeds children's story is about a curious girl. She received alligator seeds from an old man. She didn't know what they were at first. But she decided to plant them anyway. After some days, strange - looking sprouts came up. As time passed, they formed alligator - like shapes. When the alligators finally hatched from these seed - grown things, she was both scared and excited. She learned to co - exist with them and they became her protectors.

There was an alligator in a children's story. This alligator was very curious. It often peeked out from the water to see what was going on in the land world. One time, it saw some children having a picnic near the swamp. Instead of scaring them, the alligator just watched them having fun. The children were so happy, laughing and sharing food. The alligator thought it was a wonderful sight. After the children left, the alligator went back to its hiding place in the water, looking forward to seeing them again someday.

The 'good morning america alligator story' could be one of many things. It might have been a human - alligator encounter story. For example, a person who was fishing and had a close call with an alligator. Or it could be a story about researchers studying alligators in the wild, like their mating habits, how they build nests, and what they eat. And perhaps this research was presented on Good Morning America as an interesting and educational piece about these amazing reptiles.

One interesting fact is that male alligators can be quite territorial during the mating season. They will fight off other males to get access to a female.

I'm not sure there is a completely real story about an alligator being the mayor of New Orleans in a literal sense. It might be a fictional or a very local urban legend. There could be some satirical or humorous tales created around the idea of an alligator in such a role, perhaps to symbolize the unique and somewhat wild nature of the city.

There was a Florida man who thought he could train an alligator. He brought it home as a baby alligator. As it grew, it became more and more unruly. One day, it chased him out of his own house. Eventually, he had to call the wildlife rescue to come and take the alligator away. It was a crazy situation where he underestimated how wild an alligator can be even when raised by a human.