A guy was walking on the ice in the park and noticed strange frozen predators – good thing he didn’t wake them up

An employee of a large park filmed on camera how alligators and crocodiles live in sub-zero temperatures because in the summer, reptiles are often on the surface, but with the onset of frost, no one sees them.

In standing ponds at sub-zero temperatures, the water freezes, and the temperature of reptiles depends directly on their surroundings.

But cunning predators have found a way out of this situation.

Crocodiles or alligators, as soon as they sense frost, move to shallow water, where they fix themselves with the bottom.

The reptile’s nostrils remain on the surface, and when the ice crust appears, the cold-blooded creatures freeze in one position.

After all the manipulations with the body, alligators and crocodiles hibernate, specifically slowing down all the processes in their bodies, focusing all their resources only on maintaining the necessary body temperature.

A park employee captured on video frozen reptiles, which are in a state of anabiosis. After all, as soon as the warmth arrives, the local predators will resume their normal life cycle.