Meet Cannibal, a 64-year-old American alligator whose enormous size immediately dominates the enclosure. The keeper explains ...

Seeing an alligator in Alabama isn’t unusual anymore. According to World Atlas, the state is now home to more than 70,000 American alligators thanks to decades of conservation efforts that helped the ...

Two days later, the warning was reinforced when the Nassau Bay Volunteer Fire Department announced a massive 13-foot alligator had been removed from the area along Upper Bay Road. "With the ...

Since 1948, Florida has recorded 33 deaths and hundreds of injuries from alligator attacks. Despite recent events, wildlife experts emphasize that fatal alligator attacks are statistically rare.

Why do the characters in so many new novels insist upon eating each other? Credit...Lydia Ortiz Supported by By Alexandra Alter A few years ago, the playwright and TV writer Megan Mostyn-Brown had an ...

There's an old expression in the journalism business: "When dog bites man, that's not news. When man bites dog, that's news." It suggests people aren't going to be interested in stories about dog ...

Louisiana has the largest alligator population in the world, with more than two million alligators in the wild and around one million on alligator farms, says A-Z Animals. Alligators tend to live in ...

Cannibal migrants and washing machines: Five things you missed from Trump’s ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ visit ...

From ancient graves to stories of survival on the frontier, signs of human flesh-eating turn stomachs, even as they raise questions. Anthropologists have uncovered bones cut up with axes and ...

The monstrous alligator that killed Florida hiker Brittany Clark clamped onto her arm and launched into a vicious “death roll” before her determined boyfriend wrestled her from its crushing jaws and ...

“We had so many things planned out and memories to be made,” Chance Allison said on Facebook Abigail Adams is a Human Interest Writer-Reporter for PEOPLE. Brittany Clark/Facebook Brittany Clark, 31, ...

Serial killer Robert Maudsley released a taped message announcing he was going on hunger strike in protest against the 'inhumane' conditions he claims to face.