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"It was one cast and done," said Robb, 39, owner of Crocodilian Specialist Services in St.

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature predicted the wild Chinese alligator as being the most endangered among 23 crocodilian species and The Convention was held in international trade of world endangered species and regarded Chinese alligator as Accessory I endangered species (Chen et al., 2003).

Sarcosuchus: Roughly the length of a double-decker bus, this giant crocodilian roamed Africa in the Cretaceous period.

The Broad-snouted Caiman (Caiman latirostris) is a medium-sized crocodilian reaching a maximum total length (TL) of 3.5 m, although in some areas within its range, individuals >2 m are rare in the wild (Verdade et al., 2010).

But lurking among the fuchsia blossoms and green pads of water lilies were mugger crocodiles, one of India's three crocodilian species.

You may well be greeted by elephants on arrival, and on the twice-daily game drives, you could spot leopards, bears and even tigers -- or take the river safari to track down the Gharial, India's endangered crocodilian. Romantics, meanwhile, can treat themselves to a three-hour couples massage at the spa.

'Our Philippine crocodile is unique compared to other crocodilian species in the world.

The building housed crocodilian reptiles that were cared for by Robbie Keszey, who alongside his brother, Stephen, hosted the Discovery Channel reality show Swamp Brothers , which aired in 2011 and 2012.

Parrot color-chart architecture, banana-shaped institutional buildings, pineapple churches, crocodilian houses, snake promenades, toucan theaters, orchid subway stations, etc." Vega thus conveys varying approaches in a polysemie project whose "paradisiacal" dimension, though European in origin, also encounters the typically Brazilian spiritual practices of shamanism.

Live creatures visitors will encounter in this exhibition are the Siamese crocodile (among the most endangered crocodilian species); the American alligator (females of this species are serious about motherhood, standing guard for two months until their babies hatch, then taking care of them for months or even years); an African dwarf crocodile (these crocs, unlike most crocodilians, do most of their hunting on land, prowling the forest at night, far from water); and an African slender-snouted crocodile (these highly aquatic crocs live in rivers and coastal waters surrounded by dense vegetation, often basking on logs overhanging water and leaping into the pool at the first sign of danger; little is known about these secretive crocodiles in the wild).

Researchers recently discovered that alligators and related crocodilian species have a previously unknown second jaw joint that helps to distribute the extreme force of their bite, which is the most powerful of any living animal.