Danger of Baby Alligators as Pets

The video introduces a baby and an adult American alligator, highlighting the risks of keeping alligators as pets. It explains that while baby alligators may seem appealing, they grow large and require significant care. The video also discusses the behavior of alligators, emphasizing their territorial nature. The conclusion advises viewers to consider more traditional pets like hamsters.

What is the origin of the baby alligator shown in the video?

• It was born in the wild.

• It is a rescue from the pet trade.

• It was found in a zoo.

• It belongs to the adult alligator shown.

Why might keeping an alligator as a pet be problematic?

• They are too small to be interesting.

• They are too expensive to buy.

• They require a lot of food.

• They grow too large for most homes.

What does the narrator suggest about the future size of a pet alligator?

• It will become a danger to other pets.

• It will grow to be 7 feet long.

• It will need a special diet.

• It will remain small and manageable.

What behavior does the adult alligator exhibit in the video?

• It tries to escape.

• It ignores the baby alligator.

• It is territorial and hisses.

• It is calm and friendly.

What alternative pet does the narrator suggest?

• A hamster

• A parrot

• A turtle

• A snake