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 : Nile CROCODILE - with jaws open to dissupate excess


Nile CROCODILE - with jaws open to dissupate excess

Nile CROCODILE - with jaws open to dissupate excess heat; cooling strategy (Bubalornis albirostris). The largest crocodiles control their own patch of river and chase away potential competitors. The biggest are over 6 meters in lenght and are over 70 years old

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© Robyn Stewart / www.ardea.com
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