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Birthday: May 10, 50,000 BCPolitical: OM NOM NOMReligion: BaptistHometown: Australia

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Salt Water Crocodile to The Government We’ll see who’s endangered when I’m through with you!

December 7,1997

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Government to Salt Water Crocodile you’re on the endangered list.1997

Salt Water Crocodile Fish are food, not friends. Sorry Bruce.May 10, 1930

Salt Water Crocodile Those hunters got REALLY close today. Gotta be more careful.October 28, 1925

Salt Water Crocodile Just ate a guy. Still not full…1910

Salt Water Crocodile Just hatched!May 10, 1900

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Sex: MaleBirthday: May 10, 50,000BCHometown: Australia Relationship Status: Series of one night standsPolitical Views: RepublicanReligious Views: Baptist

Activities: Swim, eat, bask, repeat

Interests: Basking, swimming, eating

Favorite Music: croc n’ roll

Favorite Movies: Mega Shark vs. Crocasaurus

Favorite TV Shows: Man vs. Wild

Favorite Books: nobody got time fo dat!

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Address: Swamp City, Australia

Phone Number: (Thi)-sis-fake

Birthday: May 10, 50,000 BCPolitical: OM NOM NOMReligion: BaptistHometown: Australia

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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ME

• Habitat:Northern Australia and South East Asia

(including coastline)• Food: Wildebeest, Zebras, Giraffes, other

crocodiles, birds, people, elephants, sharks, fish, and anything else in the water that looks like food

• SizeAt birth, saltwater crocodiles are no more

than eight inches long. An adult male can grow to be 22 feet long, and 4,400 pounds. Females typically grow to be 17 feet long, but only 2,200 pounds.

• IdentificationThe scientific name for the saltwater

crocodile is Crocodylus porosus. One of the biggest identifiers is the long more pointed snout. Alligators have a shorter, more rounded snout.

FUNCTION:• They are the largest reptile on earth• The Saltwater Crocodile is a very

important consumer due to the range of what it eat and its ability to eat anything

• They are overhunted for their skin

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