Scientists in Gosford near Sydney have taken the bull by the horns – or in this case, the alligator by the snout – in an effort to learn about the bite force and probable dining habits of prehistoric animals.
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Very cute! What an amazing ability to jump in and out of trees, unlike alot of other cat species
All those babies are so sweet and lovely! Thank you.
more inhospitable due to "man"kind than nature
This sounds like me!
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+ add your ownYikes!! I'm glad I'm not there!!
Interesting ~
They're smiling for a reason you know. Like the man said, count your fingers lol.
Seems a rather pointless exercise.
This about the most stupidest thing someone could do
count your fingers!
Crocs are such interesting creatures and I must say the babies are pretty cute, but I don't think I'd care to conduct that research myself.
Jane B. i agree with you... Thank you.
Thanks for the article.
Ahaha did anyone hear the iphone in the background at the end? Also this seems pretty pointless, and they weren't alligators that they were dealing with, but rather crocodiles, which the dude said himself in the video.
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