Believe it or not, there are two species of foxes that live in Arkansas: the gray fox and the red fox. Arkansas is full of surprises and most surprising of all are the wild animals that live here. Arkansas is home to alligators, bears, coyotes, snakes and just about any insect you can think up. […]
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No, crocodiles do not live in Arkansas. The northern limit of the American crocodile is South Florida. There are many dangerous animals in Arkansas including black bears, alligators, and venomous snakes but, thankfully, we can’t add “Arkansas crocodiles” to that list. Why Doesn’t Arkansas Have Crocodiles? American crocodiles (Crocodylus acutus) prefer a habitat of coastal
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Are alligators dinosaurs? Well, sort of. They definitely look like dinosaurs and they haven’t changed much over time! Whether you’re looking at an alligator in a zoo or in the wild, it’s easy to let your mind wander to prehistoric times. Alligators just have that prehistoric look! They definitely look like dinosaurs and it would
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Here in Arkansas, you’ll find alligators in the lower portion of the Arkansas River but what about the portions of the Arkansas River in other states? Alligators seem like such a “swamp thing” to most people. It’s easy to imagine them in the swamps and marshes of Louisiana and Florida. Many people find it interesting
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Bull-Shoal White River State Park in north Arkansas has often been considered one of the most beautiful state parks for camping, fishing, hiking, water sports and just relaxing. Famous for its world-class trout fishing, Bull Shoals–White River State Park lies along the shores of both Bull Shoals Lake and the White River. source If you’re
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There are a few “need to know” tips before you head out on your next camping trip to Lake Chicot State Park. At 20 miles long, Lake Chicot is the largest natural lake in Arkansas and the largest oxbow lake in North America. source Tips for Camping at Lake Chicot State Park Lake Chicot State
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