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The document discusses crocodiles, providing their scientific name as Crocodylidae, range as southern Florida, the Caribbean, southern Mexico and along the Central American coast south to Venezuela, and diet as small fish, invertebrates, reptiles, birds and mammals. It describes their heavy, lizard-like bodies and breeding behavior, and notes that their tongues are attached to the roof of their mouths.
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- 2. Scientific Name Range Diet Physical Description Breeding Info Special behavior Weird Info Video or Sound Conclusion
- 3. Crocodile's diet consists mainly of small fish, invertebrates, reptiles, birds and mammals.
- 4. crocodiles are found in southern Florida, the Caribbean, southern Mexico and along the Central American coast south to Venezuela.
- 5. Crocodile" is a family of reptile. The scientific name of the family is "Crocodylidae”. They are all family.
- 6. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Alligators have a heavy, lizard-like bodies
- 7. A delightful crocodile breeding in the Innisfail Crocodile Farm .
- 8. This is an alligator hiding in a pool of duck weed. Often alligators will use vegetation to hide in for defense or for hunting.
- 9. A Crocodiles tongue is attached to the roof of its mouth. Making him incapable of sticking his tongue out.
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- 11. All I did was about crocodiles what they eat, weird info a lot of stuffs a did about crocodiles.