Smaller alligators can run 25mph for short distances, whereas the larger alligators tend to "belly run" at 7mph. It is not true that Alligators can run at speeds up to 25 mph. This old belief has been dispelled many times but still seems to be accepted even by folks who should know better. Some say alligators can jump 30ft out of the water, this is also, however, poppycock. E-nature is a very reliable source and I provide their link as only one of many that can dispel this legend. Top speeds are in the 8-12 mph range and that is usually for alligators in the 4-7 ft. range. The speed of all crocodiles is very misleading as a lot of their exaggerated speed estimations come from the fact that they seem to move a lot faster because they are seen sliding off of banks into the water and have the advantage of gravity to help with the illusion of traveling a lot faster than they can.
30 miles per hour
nearly up to 35 mph but not for very long. i know this bcuz a wildlife biologists told me.
They can move fairly quick, fast enough to grab a person if they got too close. They can move 11mph.
Up to 35 m.p.h.
water
Penguins move slow on land but under water they move fast
they move using there powerful leg and arm muscles
An alligator is a reptile, not an amphibian.
legs
Alligators, caimans and gharials are all relatives to crocodiles, and so they look very similar. There are also a few lizards that look a bit like crocodiles but are not related to them.
Up to 35 m.p.h.
Alligators have legs which they use to crawl on land
Penguins move slow on land but under water they move fast
The alligator can move speedily over the ground on four legs.
In water fast, on land their slow.
leg muscles.
of course they are fast
female alligator fertalizes an egg then lays multiple eggs on land
they move using there powerful leg and arm muscles
Gut it's stomach.
it rolls
In the water, the alligator, hands down... on land, circumstances would favor the tiger, but I wouldn't rule out the alligator.