… That a crocodile can’t stick its tongue out? And that they actually have 3 eye lids? They have an upper and a lower eyelid and then a so called nictitating membrane. It’s located on the lower corner of the eye, nearer to the nose and sweeps across the eye as it opens.
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That’s interesting. The crok is a lizard and most lizards can stick out their tongues. Three eyelids are a cool adaptation to living in water.
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I find crocodiles so amazing. They have been around forever and did not really change much. Perfect design as it seems…
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My Father used to say “If it ain’t broke don’t fix it”
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Wise words!
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One of the cutest things I have ever seen is a newborn crocodile – very sweet! (Until it grows up and bites your leg off…). Mir xx
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Hehehe… yes. And they kind of sound like little frogs… and then snap…
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Can’t stick it’s tongue out! How about that! Thanks for the info!
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It be fun sticking my tongue out at the crocodile knowing it can’t stick theirs out at me! Nyah! Nyah!
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Did you know crocodile tastes like greasy chicken?! š
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Yes, I do š
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Haha! I knew it!!
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Tried it in Brazil ones and then again in Australia too years ago…
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IMO alligator tastes the same
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I bet… They probably all do…
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What?
You ate the crocodile?
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Yep š
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OH ok. Yikes!
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It felt weird but then I thought it would eat me too and it actually tastes like chicken. Seriously!
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Oh boy! Going to look at chicken differently now!
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Not that it’s my favorite food though…
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Don’t blame you.
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Each time I see one of your posts titled with a “Did You Know”, before I’ve even read it, I half-cringe, half-squeal in delight. Always something fascinating and sometimes terrifying š
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Hahaha… happy to hear that š
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Heather,
Me too!
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Look! I remember now! The song! I looked for it and found it. I didn’t know it was sung by Elton John!
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Love it š
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I wouldn’t know, it’s my partner who’s the expert at everything crocodile. And even with his explanations, I still don’t get it. When we went to the Crocodile Farm this summer, and that’s my 3rd visit, he was still facepalming himself when I was calling the alligators “crocodiles” lol!
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Hehehe! The snout makes the difference. Alligators have a short and wide snout. Crocodiles have longer ones. And then it depends what kind of crocodiles they are…
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Haha, I know now, it’s all about the U and the V. I’ve just been given another lesson š
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Aha! š
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I use “C” and “A” as the mnemonic. Just remember that they are opposite snout shapes.
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Yep
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