Explore the fascinating world of alligators in "Alluring Alligator Facts." This educational video examines the distinct features and adaptations of these ancient reptiles, focusing on their habitat, primarily in the Southeastern United States and China, and their remarkable hunting techniques. Key concepts include their unique glottis adaptation, allowing underwater prey capture, and the powerful death roll maneuver. With a bit force exceeding 2,000 pounds per square inch, alligators are formidable predators, despite their inability to chew. This content supports biology and zoology curricula, highlighting evolutionary biology and animal behavior. Alligators are part of the archosaur group, connecting them to dinosaurs and birds, emphasizing their status as living fossils.