An Alligator forceps is a surgical instrument characterized by its long, narrow shaft and jaws resembling an alligator’s mouth. The jaws open and close by manipulating the handle, allowing for precise gripping of small objects or tissues. This instrument is commonly used in procedures involving confined or hard-to-reach areas, such as removing foreign bodies from the ear or nose, or in delicate surgeries like ENT or neurology. The alligator forceps are valued for their accuracy and ability to handle delicate structures without causing significant trauma.