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    have a brain the size of a walnut, but they are incredibly smart. They stalk their prey at the water's edge and hold their breath for up to an hour. They also have a mouth that makes up 1/6 of their body length. They kill 1,000 people annually. However, only two species, the Nile and Saltwater crocodile, can be considered man-eaters. When their habitat overlaps the city limits, saltwater crocodiles move into the city in very small numbers. They have had to change their behavior very little to ad

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    Crocodiles are cunning predators with brains the size of a walnut, yet they display remarkable intelligence. They lurk near water, holding their breath for up to an hour, and possess a mouth that accounts for 1/6 of their body length. Despite causing 1,000 human fatalities annually, only the Nile and Saltwater crocodiles are considered man-eaters. In rare cases, saltwater crocodiles venture into urban areas when their habitat intersects with city limits.

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    Crocodile behavior, survival tactics, and the delicate balance between human and crocodile habitats.

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    ...you find yourself fascinated by the intricate dance between predator and prey, and the delicate balance between human and crocodile habitats.