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- STAY ORGANIZED: 2021 Alligator Calendar! There are two living species of alligator, one found in China, and the other in the Southeastern United States. A look at this rugged reptile is a look at the ancient world. Scientists believe that the species haven't had major changes in 8 million years, and their first appearance on Earth was more than 29 million years before that! This 2021 reptile calendar is sure to please all Alligator fans.
- HIGH QUALITY: Alligator Calendar Size Closed: 12 x 12 Inch. Opened: 12 x 24 Inch. Does not bleed through! 13 Full Color Images in our 2021 gator calendar! All 2021 big reptile calendar photos are hand selected from a wide array of photographers from around the world! No compromises are made on image quality or content in our 2021 prehistoric creature calendar.
- VERSATILE: A classic square calendar is ideal for creating a custom look in bathrooms, living rooms, bedrooms, home kitchens, your office, at your desk, garage, class room at school, even your she-shed or man cave, den or bar! This calendar runs from September 2020 through December 2021 providing four additional months for planning. (September 2020-December 2020 is an at a glance layout.)
- DESIGNS: Bright Day offers planners and calendars for walls, desks, and refrigerators! Tons of designs: Cats, kittens, dogs, and puppies of all breeds! Beautiful National parks, American cities and states, horses, wild life, nature photography and many more!
- PERFECT GIFT: Christmas, secret santa, white elephant office party or family exchanges, coworker, friends, birthday, anniversaries or a nice thoughtful surprise. Ideal for someone who is hard to buy for, and is a great last-minute present idea.
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2021 Alligator Calendar! There are two living species of alligator, one found in China, and the other in the Southeastern United States. A look at this rugged reptile is a look at the ancient world. Scientists believe that the species haven't had major changes in 8 million years, and their first appearance on Earth was more than 29 million years before that! This 2021 reptile calendar is sure to please all Alligator fans.
