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AUSTRALIA | Thu, 29 Apr 2010 | By vantastic_nt | Views [1981] | Comments [2]
Perfectly evolved.
This is how the saltwater crocodile has been described to
us. A mean, intimidating, snaggle-toothed killing machine that’s older than the
dinosaurs. That could compete with the dinosaurs for territory, even.
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