Yes, alligators do have webbed feet. This adaptation is essential for their lifestyle and habitat.
Alligators have strong, powerful legs that are equipped with webbing between their toes, allowing them to swim efficiently in water. The webbing helps them to paddle through their aquatic environments, which is crucial for hunting and escaping predators. When on land, the webbing does not hinder their mobility; they can still walk effectively. This feature, combined with their muscular build, makes alligators excellent swimmers, capable of moving quickly and stealthily in the water.
In addition to their webbed feet, alligators also have flattened bodies and long tails that aid in propulsion when swimming. All these adaptations together make them well-suited for their habitats in swamps, rivers, and lakes.