“Alligator Ghar Found in Kashmir: Uncovering the Fascinating World of the Rare Reptile Species”

SRINAGAR: The Jammu and Kashmir Lake Conservation and Management Authority (LCMA) discovered a rare type of fish for the first time during the ongoing cleaning of Dal Lake on Thursday. The fish, which is said to be an “Alligator Gar,” is known for its crocodile-like head and razor-sharp teeth and is native to North America.

Videos of the rare fish found during the cleaning of Dal Lake went viral on social media, where the fish was displayed and exhibited. Netizens expressed surprise, with many saying that the fish type is an invasive species and a threat to aquatic life.

The Alligator Ghar: A Unique Species

The Alligator Ghar is a rare and unique species of reptile that is found in the freshwater bodies of North America. This fascinating creature is known for its distinctive appearance, which is similar to that of an alligator. It has a long, narrow snout, and a set of sharp teeth, which it uses to catch its prey.

The Alligator Ghar is a carnivorous reptile, and its diet consists of fish, crustaceans, and other small aquatic animals. It is a highly skilled predator and can move quickly through the water, making it an excellent hunter.

Speculations are being made as how this carnivores fish from North America found its way to Valley waters.