Woman Discovers World's First Orange Alligator

her name is TANG...........

I wonder if u ate his tail if it would have an orange taste to it that sounds good

It looks like dried clay mud to me but as veraweary said I have also seen oil turn orange and it dries in a similar way as the clay.

This is not the first "orange gator" photo. Another one was taken in Texas before this one. In the Texas photo you can see the gator lying in a small pool of water at the mouth of a rusty metal culvert pipe. I believe that pic explains the origin of both orange gators. The one in Florida was taken AFTER the gator swam away from whatever rusty object it came in contact with that left the stain all over it's body, but BEFORE the rust stains faded away and left the gator looking normal again.

http://www.heraldtribune.com/article/20110111/BREAKING/110119954/2416/NEWS?Title=Another-orange-gator-spotted-this-time-in-Texas

There is no such thing as being half albino. The gator could have some sort of other albinism like pigmentation deficiency or could possibly be partially albino but orange is never really a color attributed to albinism. I would probably say it was an outside source or pigmentation issue.