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Saltwater Crocodile - Data, Pictures and Videos

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Quote:Possible 6 m specimen found dead in Malaysia in 1997?

New photo of the almost complete body of the largest Saltwater crocodile ever measured in mainland Malaysia, it was 5.58 m long in 1997, the year it was found dead, it was thought that part of the tip of its tail was broken and it is estimated that it would have been 5.9 to 6 m in total if Is it really true that he was missing part of his tail?

Source: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1YTcGeD...card.click
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