So again, I can't find any clear difference between what we know crocodiles do and what we suspect dinosaurs might have done, which is why it's hard to answer the question, Why did crocs survive?

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Fluff and fuzz helped the creatures keep warm, blend in and communicate Riley Black Science Correspondent The more paleontologists dig, the more feathered dinosaurs they find. Almost three decades ...

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