Biology lab is playing mom to infant gators
DURANT — A baby alligator swam toward the center of the black tub in the lab and nipped its sibling’s tail playfully.
"They’re always doing that,” said biologist and Southeastern Oklahoma State University professor Tim Patton , gesturing to the tub.
Inside, a baby alligator scurried onto a cinder block to bask beneath the glow of a grow lamp.
The nest of 19 baby alligators, wh...
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