237-million-year-old crocodile-like predator species discovered in Brazil’s ancient fossils
Researchers in Brazil have unearthed the fossilized bones of a 237-million-year-old crocodile-like predator, Retymaijychampsa ...
Make It Snappy – Cairns Crocodiles Awards Early Bird Entries Close Today!
Early bird entries for one of the Asia-Pacific’s premiere advertising awards closes today. This means that if you get your entry in today you will save $100 on the entry fee. Cairns Crocodiles lauds ...
Man Feeds Giant Crocodile With Bare Hands In Terrifying Video: "That's Really Crazy"
A video of a man feeding a massive crocodile much like a regular domesticated pet was shared on social media, which left the ...
Optical illusion personality test: Do you see two crocodiles or a bird? Your answer reveals if you're a leader or a follower
Optical illusion personality tests are popular for revealing hidden personality traits based on what a person notices first ...
‘Crocodiles more likely to flee than attack humans’
However, Picking countered: “Our crocodiles are more likely to flee at the sight of humans than attack… They primarily feed ...
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See Swimmer’s Narrow Escape from Crocodile in Hot Pursuit
birds, mammals, and marine life. It’s a world-renowned destination for nature-loving tourists, and swimming with local wildlife is a popular activity. Of course, visitors should always swim with a ...
Crocodiles may be forced to change ways due to climate change, researchers find
A recent study published in the journal Current Biology found that some saltwater crocodiles in Australia face changes in ...
Shiny Fuecoco, evolution chart, 100% perfect IV stats, and Skeledirge’s best moveset in Pokémon Go
The 100% perfect IV stats for Fuecoco in Pokémon Go, including a PVP analysis of Skeledirge, and a preview of shiny Fuecoco.
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Crocodiles are overheating due to climate change — and it's changing their behavior
Global warming is raising the body temperature of Australian crocodiles, forcing them to spend less time diving and more time cooling down.
Rising temperatures threaten crocodile survival, new study shows behavioural changes
Rising temperatures are pushing estuarine crocodiles to their thermal limits, forcing them to change their natural behaviors ...
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Nocturnal basking and deep diving may not be enough to keep crocodiles cool in a warming world
Crocodiles are hardy creatures ... They can’t control or adjust their own internal thermostat like birds or mammals. Instead, they regulate their body temperature by moving to a more comfortable ...