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The Animal Of The Week Is The CROCODILE!
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The Animal Of The Week Is The CROCODILE!

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This week we’re taking a look at the crocodile. This massive animal can weigh up to 1000kg! They also replace their teeth up 50 times and go through about 4000 of them in their lifetime. Also… the best way to tell the difference between an alligator and a crocodile is by looking at their teeth when their mouths are shut. A crocodile’s teeth will always show through, whereas an alligator’s ‘lips’ shut tight.

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