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| − | Crocodiles are reptiles that have existed for millions of years, alongside dinosaurs and beyond. |
+ | ''Crocodiles ''are reptiles that have existed for millions of years, alongside dinosaurs and beyond. |
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+ | In the fifth episode of '''Walking with Dinosaurs''', ''crocodiles ''are mentioned not being able to live in the forests of Antarctica, so large amphibians such as ''[[Koolasuchus]] ''remain there. |
| − | In the first episode of '''Walking with Beasts''', a crocodile is seen briefly, swimming away from an ''[[Ambulocetus]]''. |
+ | In the first episode of '''Walking with Beasts''', a ''crocodile ''is seen briefly, swimming away from an ''[[Ambulocetus]]''. |
| − | In the first episode of '''Walking with Cavemen''', a crocodile successfully ambushes an ''[[Australopithecus]]''. |
+ | In the first episode of '''Walking with Cavemen''', a ''crocodile ''successfully ambushes an ''[[Australopithecus]]''. |
==Appearances== |
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Revision as of 00:53, 21 November 2011
Crocodiles are reptiles that have existed for millions of years, alongside dinosaurs and beyond.
In the fifth episode of Walking with Dinosaurs, crocodiles are mentioned not being able to live in the forests of Antarctica, so large amphibians such as Koolasuchus remain there.
In the first episode of Walking with Beasts, a crocodile is seen briefly, swimming away from an Ambulocetus.
In the first episode of Walking with Cavemen, a crocodile successfully ambushes an Australopithecus.