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July 3, 2013 jaclynr

Photos from the Crocodile Sanctuary

Croc Fact: The muscles that close a crocodile’s jaws are capable of generating enormous power, yet the muscles that open the jaws have little strength. Even a rubber band around the snout of a crocodile is sufficient to prevent it from opening its mouth.

Croc Fact: Crocodiles are the world’s most social reptiles, and Nile crocodiles sometimes hunt cooperatively.

Croc Fact: Sometimes crocs die in bizarre circumstances – one was found dead with a large terrapin stuck in its throat.

U of O: 1 Croc: 0

U of O: 2 Croc: 0

Go Ducks

Ed Madison

U of O: 3 Croc: 0 – Ed Madison

U of O: 4 Croc: 0 – Carson York

I believe this is of the Argiope species.

Ed Madison doing work.

Croc Fact: Crocodiles have a very good sense of smell with large olfactory lobes in the brain.

Croc Facts courtesy of Nat Geo.

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