National Alligator Day is observed worldwide every May 29, celebrating the significance of alligators in ecosystems and educating the public about these reptiles. Established in 2021 by Wild Florida, an airboat and safari park in Kenansville, the day aims to highlight the importance of alligators, particularly the American and Chinese species. The American alligator, native to the Southeastern United States, has recovered from previous endangerment due to conservation efforts, while the critically endangered Chinese alligator is primarily found in a limited area of China. Celebrations typically involve learning about alligators, visiting zoos or wildlife parks, donating to conservation organizations focused on the Chinese alligator, and sharing information on social media using the hashtag #NationalAlligatorDay.