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Saltwater Crocodile - Data, Pictures and Videos

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Quote:In this photo you can see a real crocodile 20 feet long and weighing more than a ton, a real dinosaur
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The Largest Saltwater Crocodile female record ever measured has 3.96 m 

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Quote:Possible old photo from January 1971 of one of the largest Agua Sagalda skull in the world measuring 74.0 cm DCL which is currently on display at the Zoological Museum of the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences in the city of Saint Petersburg in Russia.
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Quote:Giant Skulls from Kinabatangan River in 1920, Sabah, Borneo Island, Malaysia
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Quote:A Giant Crocodile Caught Manila, Philipines, 1932
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It's hard to believe this specimen has not been discussed more extensively here, as it is relatively accessible.
Meet Rio, a 17 foot saltwater crocodile whose skeleton and skin are now displayed at Palawan Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Center in the Philippines.
Rio got its name from Rio Tuba River, where it was found to attack and eat several people. A trio of hunters managed to capture the maneater croc in 1992. The original plan for Rio is to be put in captivity for display. However, it died 5 months after its capture. It was believed Rio died of internal bleeding caused by the bombs that the hunters used to capture it.
Rio was believed to be 60, or 67(?) years old when captured, and its length has been reported 17 feet or 17.6 feet, depending on the sources. Before the capture of Lolong in 2011, Rio has been regarded by many Filipinos as the largest crocodile ever captured in the Philippines. We don't know how it is compared to other famous large crocs such as Pangil or Lapu Lapu though.
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