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| Have you ever noticed how an alligator or crocodile will hold its fish prey in its mouth above the water until it has stopped struggling and then devour it? Yet it holds a wildebeest underwater until it has stopped struggling. Genetic instincts or intelligence? |
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| Crocodiles Ego's Crocodiles are small amphibious reptiles, growing no longer than three feet. Crocrodilians use their long vertically-flattened tail for swimming. They are carnivorous and adults prey on small animals caught either underwater or on land. have a fantastic week (((huuugs))) true masked wabbit (Trudi) |
| photographs researched and given by Kenny |