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How many alligators is 100 feet?

100 feet is roughly 7.6 alligators lined up nose to tail.

How much

Of what

That's roughly

7.6alligators lined up nose to tail

Assuming one alligator is 13 ft from snout to tail (4 m, if you insist).

Also equal to

🏈a thirdof a football field
🗽two-thirdsof a Statue of Liberty
🎳1.7bowling lanes laid end to end
🚌2.5school buses parked bumper to bumper
🛻5.2full-size pickup trucks parked tailgate to grille
🦒5.9giraffes stacked on top of each other

The math

One alligator is 13 ft from snout to tail, or 4 m in metric. 100 feet is 30.5 m. Divide one by the other:

30.5 m ÷ 4 m ≈ 7.6 alligators

Yes, we did the math in metric. Someone had to.

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