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Alligator Ron Bergeron
United States
Приєднався 30 лис 2010
www.SaveTheGlades.org
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Alligator Ron Bergeron & compatible water levels
In this video, Alligator Ron shares the importance of compatible water levels with the ecosystem and its flora and fauna, the potential long-term implications of high-water levels, and how this plays into Everglades restoration efforts.
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2022 In Review
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What a year it's been! We are thrilled to share our camera trap highlights from 2022. We wish you a Happy New Year, and look forward to future wildlife moments in 2023. Long Live the Everglades!
Merry Christmas from the Bergeron Everglades Foundation
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We would like to wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas! Thank you for all of your support this year. Long Live the Everglades!
The Kissimmee Billie Strand Swamp
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The Everglades and Big Cypress are made up of many habitat types, including a variety of upland and wetland areas. Strand swamps are a type of habitat that is often filled with cypress trees and many diverse plant species, like the Ghost orchid and Clamshell orchid.
Ribbon Cutting at the 8.5 Square Mile Area Seepage Wall
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SFWMD Celebrates Ribbon Cutting of Seepage Wall to Support Everglades Restoration and Mitigate Regional Flooding. Today, the South Florida Water Management District joined federal, state, and local officials along with stakeholders to celebrate the completion of an underground seepage wall in the 8.5 Square Mile Area (Las Palmas Community). The 8.5 Square Mile Area Seepage Wall Project supports...
Western Everglades Restoration Project
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The Western Everglades Restoration Planning Project is an effort that aims to identify opportunities to improve the quantity, quality, timing and distribution of water needed to restore and reconnect the Western Glades to the overall Everglades ecosystem. For more info on Everglades Restoration, please visit bergeronevergladesfoundation.org/
FLORIDA PANTHER Family of Three in the ENDANGERED Kissimmee Billie Swamp
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The FLORIDA PANTHER is a rare cat, inhabiting the Big Cypress and Everglades ecosystems. It is even more rare to see a group of them... especially THREE! ua-cam.com/video/u7Zh5wQMARk/v-deo.html Tune in for more Florida panther videos with ALLIGATOR RON BERGERON!
Alligator Ron Bergeron and Governor Ron DeSantis Introduce the 2022 Python Challenge
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Invasive Burmese pythons have been an issue in Florida since the 1990's, wreaking havoc on the native Everglades wildlife. FWC, SFWMD, and Governor Ron DeSantis have teamed up to support the 2022 Python challenge, in an effort to remove these invasive snakes. Register here: flpythonchallenge.org/
The 25th Annual DEX Imaging Ranch Roam - 2022
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The 25th Annual DEX Imaging Ranch Roam Presented by RENTYL Resorts and hosted by Bergeron Family of Companies. Since its inception, the fundraiser held at Ron and Ali Bergeron’s 100-acre Green Glades West Ranch on the edge of the Florida Everglades has raised more than $12 million for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County. Over the past 24 years, Bergeron has raised hundreds of thousands of ...
Everglades Species Spotlight: Raccoon
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Raccoons are about the size of a small dog and are most noted for their black mask and bushy ringed tail. Most raccoons weigh 8-15 pounds. Raccoons are amongst the most intelligent of Florida’s wildlife. They feed on fruits, plant material, eggs, crustaceans, small animals, and even garbage. They usually become active in the late afternoon and throughout the night, but may change this pattern a...
Raccoons Cross a Fallen Log!
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Raccoons are common throughout the state of Florida and occur everywhere that there are trees. They also tend to stay near a reliable source of water and are commonly found in urban areas as well as the wild.
Raccoon Explores the Big Cypress!
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Raccoons are amongst the most intelligent of Florida’s wildlife. They feed on fruits, plant material, eggs, crustaceans, small animals, and even garbage. They usually become active in the late afternoon and throughout the night, but may change this pattern according to food availability.
Raccoon in a Swamp!
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Raccoons are highly water-tolerant, and will regularly wade and swim through flooded swamps in the Big Cypress.
Raccoon Family Hunts in a Swamp at Night!
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Raccoons are very water-tolerant, and will hunt for crayfish in the swamps, using their highly dexterous paws. They do not have an opposable thumb, but are incredibly talented at using their paws to hunt and forage.
Raccoon Kits Follow Mom Into a Cypress Swamp
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Baby Raccoons are called "kits", and they are born without eyesight or hearing. As this develops, they begin to follow their mother and learn survival skills.
Otter Pup Follows Mom Into the Swamps!
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Otter Pup Follows Mom Into the Swamps!
Hunting River Otter Enjoys a Fish For Dinner!
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Hunting River Otter Enjoys a Fish For Dinner!
River Otters CRUSHES a Crayfish With Its Sharp Teeth!
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River Otters CRUSHES a Crayfish With Its Sharp Teeth!
THREE RIVER OTTERS Run Across a Fallen Log!
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THREE RIVER OTTERS Run Across a Fallen Log!
Some NEED TO KNOW FACTS About the High-Flying Wood Stork
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Some NEED TO KNOW FACTS About the High-Flying Wood Stork
The Incredible BITE STRENGTH of the Florida Alligator
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The Incredible BITE STRENGTH of the Florida Alligator
Find Out Why Crayfish Are a KEYSTONE Species in the Everglades
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Find Out Why Crayfish Are a KEYSTONE Species in the Everglades
The White-tailed Deer Can Eat Poisonous Mushrooms!
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The White-tailed Deer Can Eat Poisonous Mushrooms!
There Are Over 360 Species of Birds in the Everglades!
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There Are Over 360 Species of Birds in the Everglades!
The suggested videos at the end block out the best part
Great conversation between 2 great people. We need to keep this conversation going and make it loud enough to keep our everglades forever healthy.
An ancient predator with a big mouth-Arthur Morgan
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Great video great music great man🐊🇺🇸❤️🤍💙🫶🏻👍🦝
Special Day 🐊❤️🤍💙😥
I really enjoyed watching all your videos,Mr.Bergeron,especially the videos of the Florida black bears ,because,well you know more about them than I do.A bear,any bear,to me is a symbol of strength.I had to be strong when I had my head injury back in 1991,also when my dad passed away 2 yrs ago.I ❤ all of the videos you made,made me homesick.I love the beautiful Everglades.Take care of yourself ,I miss south Florida,period.🐊😥🇺🇸
That's a puma not a panther
thank you for this beautiful video
Skip. Must have been a ghost alligator.
Scaredy Cat
I'm laying here totally fixated on this, and when it let out that throat hiss, I amost jumped off of the couch. 😅
Probably inherent fear of water like lions and crocs
cool
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A onça parda é dos felinos o mais adaptaveis quê ta melhor destribuida aqui na amarecia do sul ela ainda resisti e de boa quantidade ne aereas quê a onça pintada ja não existe mais
Good survival instincts!!! Subscribed. All.
I love otters!
Cool alligators
This is... Terrifying, you would think a turtle shell would be hard to crack, just shows how strong crocs jaws are.
And that is "only" an American Alligator.
Smart Cat!
Great info, thanks
NOT FLORIDA
The panther said, "Not tonight muthafuka!" In his Samuel Jackson voice! Lol
MANY THANKS, SIR.
That’s a nice sized kitty for florida
I’m your biggest fan. Omggggggg
I can just feel the mosquitos and gnats biting me
That couldve been last week or 20 million years ago
A true hero, humanitarian and legend. Thank you Ron Bergeron for protecting our beautiful Florida Everglades and making us aware of the importance and implications of its existence.
Ron must be a big cat abuser
Hi, I love your videos!!!!!!
was this in glades county?
where was this exactly
0:15 Hey wait, I'm a big-cat, I'm not supposed to be scared!
And don’t forget tell all your friends you can get money 💰💰💰 picking Berries.
Love the name.
Looks like one lost an eye fighting.
I’m teeping that Bear he stand up on me.
Everyone thinks he is a naturalist. Is not true
I didn’t see the alligator all I saw was the sound and pretty much does the panther
What made that sound? Sounds more like an Otter.
Besides the American Alligator,my favorite predator is the one and only,Florida Panther.❤❤😊😊
Cool video but he was only scared away about five or six feet. 😄
Lmao still was cautious lmao
Yea it appears the cat was scared by the noise which kinda sounds like an Otter.
@@BigCypressSwampwell there's tons of otters down here, not that I've ever heard one make that noise, but I've seen more gators and never heard one make that sound.
@@spamfriedmice4800 I never heard a Gator make that sound either.
@@thomashamilton2761 it was the noise
has the damn ole pythons eat them all up yet. i cant believe the ignorance of our government to let all this invasive species into our country thanks for the video
Check those fast twitch muscles of the panther. Quick.
Ron this is an amazing footage you got here
Is this in Big Cypress?
Tigers often catch and eat Crocodiles as do Jaguars in water and on land. I don't know that the Florida Panthers swim nearly as well.
If I had to guess Florida Panthers eat the younglins gators but not the full size ones
Jaguar will attack small to medium-sized caiman. Not a full grown gator.
Tigers do not eat crocs in water where do you get this ridiculous statement from? If anything Saltwater Crocodiles are known predators of Tigers where they overlap
The tiger part is a blatant lie.
@@IndyHulkSlamBam Google Predation of an Alligator by a Florida Panther. "Alligator mississippiensis (American Alligator), ranging in size from 45.7-152.4 cm, have been identified as a Puma concolor coryi (Florida Panther) prey species. On 14 March 2008, we discovered a 269.2-cm Alligator that was killed and fed upon by a male Panther..."
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