Database: Crocodile - Revision history

imported>Bovkaffe at 22:43, 24 December 2017

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	The [[Crocodiles\|Crocodile]] is a large, tropical-dwelling tetrapod. Crocodiles can measure up to fifteen feet long, weigh up to two thousand pounds, and live up to seventy years of age. This prehistoric-looking predator preys on birds, fish, insects and other reptiles. The species has survived the threat of multiple mass extinctions and today remains classified as "critically endangered".		The [[Crocodiles\|Crocodile]] is a large, tropical-dwelling tetrapod. Crocodiles can measure up to fifteen feet long, weigh up to two thousand pounds, and live up to seventy years of age. This prehistoric-looking predator preys on birds, fish, insects and other reptiles. The species has survived the threat of multiple mass extinctions and today remains classified as "critically endangered".

imported>Amnestyyy: links

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links

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	The Crocodile is a large, tropical-dwelling tetrapod. Crocodiles can measure up to fifteen feet long, weigh up to two thousand pounds, and live up to seventy years of age. This prehistoric-looking predator preys on birds, fish, insects and other reptiles. The species has survived the threat of multiple mass extinctions and today remains classified as "critically endangered".		The [[Crocodiles\|Crocodile]] is a large, tropical-dwelling tetrapod. Crocodiles can measure up to fifteen feet long, weigh up to two thousand pounds, and live up to seventy years of age. This prehistoric-looking predator preys on birds, fish, insects and other reptiles. The species has survived the threat of multiple mass extinctions and today remains classified as "critically endangered".

	Crocodiles have been known to indulge in cannibalistic behaviour. Because of this, they live in groupings of the same size.		Crocodiles have been known to indulge in cannibalistic behaviour. Because of this, they live in groupings of the same size.

	Not to be confused with alligators, crocodiles are bigger, lighter in color, and have narrower snouts. Although known to attack humans, the crocodile is more likely to flee than to react aggressively when approached.		Not to be confused with alligators, crocodiles are bigger, lighter in color, and have narrower snouts. Although known to attack [[humans]], the crocodile is more likely to flee than to react aggressively when approached.

	(Note: WOW, someone is REALLY into crocodiles. And cannibalism. - RL)		(Note: WOW, someone is REALLY into crocodiles. And cannibalism. - RL)

	(Note: The crocodiles Kenway encountered must have been especially bitey. - JM)		(Note: The crocodiles [[Edward Kenway\|Kenway]] encountered must have been especially bitey. - JM)

	(Note: Can we keep the focus more on subjects whose ancestors or descendants impacted history? - ML)		(Note: Can we keep the focus more on subjects whose ancestors or descendants impacted history? - [[Melanie Lemay\|ML]])
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imported>Misphantom at 12:31, 1 July 2015

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imported>Misphantom: Misphantom moved page Database/Fauna (AC4BF):Crocodile to Database: Crocodile

2015-07-01T12:30:34Z

Misphantom moved page Database/Fauna (AC4BF):Crocodile to Database: Crocodile

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imported>Misphantom at 05:26, 26 May 2015

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imported>Crookandcharlatan: fixing Ubisoft's mistakes

2014-07-07T14:58:11Z

fixing Ubisoft's mistakes

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	Crocodiles have been known to indulge in cannibalistic behaviour. Because of this, they live in groupings of the same size.		Crocodiles have been known to indulge in cannibalistic behaviour. Because of this, they live in groupings of the same size.

	Not to be confused with alligators, crocodiles are bigger, lighter in color, and have narrower snouts. Although known to attack humans, the crocodile is more likely to flee than ~~the~~ react aggressively when approached.		Not to be confused with alligators, crocodiles are bigger, lighter in color, and have narrower snouts. Although known to attack humans, the crocodile is more likely to flee than to react aggressively when approached.

	(Note: WOW, someone is REALLY into crocodiles. And cannibalism. - RL)		(Note: WOW, someone is REALLY into crocodiles. And cannibalism. - RL)

imported>Crookandcharlatan: Whoever typed this up was probably british - should I correct typos in these entries or leave them in?

2014-07-06T13:38:38Z

Whoever typed this up was probably british - should I correct typos in these entries or leave them in?

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The Crocodile is a large, tropical-dwelling tetrapod. Crocodiles can measure up to fifteen feet long, weigh up to two thousand pounds, and live up to seventy years of age. This prehistoric-looking predator preys on birds, fish, insects and other reptiles. The species has survived the threat of multiple mass extinctions and today remains classified as "critically endangered".

Crocodiles have been known to indulge in cannibalistic behaviour. Because of this, they live in groupings of the same size.

Not to be confused with alligators, crocodiles are bigger, lighter in color, and have narrower snouts. Although known to attack humans, the crocodile is more likely to flee than the react aggressively when approached.

(Note: WOW, someone is REALLY into crocodiles. And cannibalism. - RL)

(Note: The crocodiles Kenway encountered must have been especially bitey. - JM)

(Note: Can we keep the focus more on subjects whose ancestors or descendants impacted history? - ML)