The Everglades National Park is where you go to see the beauty of nature. When, I first arrived there saw lots of birds, and was shocked to see a peacock walking around like it was nothing. The park itself was so green and healthy; you could even smell a fresher air. The first thing that happened was the airboat ride; there weren't a lot of people aboard, but the captain of the boat was not so well with speaking English and understanding it.

We headed out on the boat through slough that was told it was man-made, and not natural which I was surprised because suited the scenery. The ride was scary at first, it seemed like we going to crash into the tree island, because of the way the airboat maneuvers. We were going to an island to watch alligator wrestling, we arrived and were greeted. On the island there was little booths selling either

We left the island and began to explore a small portion of the Everglades. The first thing we saw was a flattened stems, our captain said it could be from a airboat it could be from alligators and out appeared six-feet alligator seating around probably waiting for prey. Our captain pull-up and stop by the alligator took some bread and threw it around the alligator, which also attracted birds in the area. The captain caught a fish and tried to feed it to the alligator, but he was not interested in fish probably it is not his taste and preference or even the lack of sunlight causing him to be lazy.

As, we moved along through Anhinga trail, we same upon another alligator, but this one was bigger and hostile, it was about twelve feet-long and around forty years old according to the captain of the airboat. The captain offers this alligator bread and it excepted immediately. The captain mention that the alligator doesn't have any interest humans is too large, and we tend to be too salty. If you still get too close the alligator will have its way you. The alligator is one of the important animals in the Everglades; they have the place in the ecosystem of the everglades. We saw that the alligator was in a hole of some kind made up tress and scrubs (often willow). The hole is probably centuries old and have been maintained by other generation alligators, the holes also serves as a haven for water bird; that I found out.

Once you get back to the parking lot you go back to man-made everything, see how close the de

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