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WallyGator, an Emotional Support Alligator, Enjoyed a Park Day in Philly
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![Saltwater Crocodiles Pack On PDA, Ferocious Reptiles Cuddle in Florida Zoo and Much More Affectionate Than Previously Thought [Watch] | Science Times](https://1721181113.rsc.cdn77.org/data/images/full/38972/crocodiles-in-florida-zoo-love-cuddling-each-other-big-ferocious-reptile-could-be-much-more-affectionate-than-previously-thought.jpg "Saltwater Crocodiles Pack On PDA, Ferocious Reptiles Cuddle in Florida Zoo and Much More Affectionate Than Previously Thought [Watch] | Science Times")