#alligator
- Abronia — (Botany) A genus of herbaceous plants in the family Nyctaginaceae, native to western North America, commonly known as 'sand verbenas'; (zoology) a genus of arboreal alligator lizards in the family Anguidae, native to Central America and Mexico, many of which are endangered species.
- Alligator — A genus of large carnivorous reptiles of the order Crocodilia, characterized by a broad, short, and rounded snout, with the lower teeth hidden inside the oral cavity when the mouth is closed. These semiaquatic animals live exclusively in the marshy regions, lakes, and freshwater streams of North America and China, being major ecological pillars for their habitats.
- Avocado — The fruit of the exotic tree Persea americana, native to Central America, characterized by a spherical, pyriform, or oval shape, with a dark-green rind (textured or smooth) and a bulky central pit. Its pulp, possessing an unctuous and buttery consistency, is highly rich in beneficial monounsaturated fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals, serving as a fundamental ingredient in international culinary arts, especially for making guacamole.