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Category: Crocodiles
Siamese Crocodiles Courtesy of Zooillogix reader extraordinaire, Zellychan....
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Magnet Sticks to...Crocodile?
Category: Crocodiles
Recent conservation efforts in the Florida Everglades to save the American crocodile from the brink of extinction have been effective: Good thing. Territorial crocodiles hanging out in Floridian's back yards, however: Bad thing. The worst part? Once a crocodile is removed from its desired spot, it will travel tens, sometimes even over a hundred miles to return, using the Earth's magnetic field as a guide. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has turned to an interesting method of deterring the crocs' return once they have been relocated - taping magnets to the crocodiles' heads to screw up their sense of electric field direction.
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Via Ugly Overload: Hippos Hooked on Croc
Category: africa
Hippos like to lick crocodiles. WTF?!
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Leopard Attacking Crocodile
Category: Crocodiles
Leopard ambushing and wrestling with a crocodile at Kruger National Park.
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Unborn Crocs Chatter While Still in the Egg
Category: Crocodiles
In a new discovery published in the current issue of the current science affairs journal Current Biology , new research reveals that unborn baby crocodiles begin communicating to each other and their mothers moments before they are born.
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Battle at Kruger
Category: South Africa
Kruger National Park in South Africa is a renowned location for observing some of Africa's most famous wildlife. Here we have all of that wildlife fighting one another, all at once. Basically this is Kruger's equivalent of a WWE event....
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