Siamese crocodiles are “medium-sized,” freshwater reptiles native to southeast Asia, according to an article from the ...

On Colón Island, Panama, a new species of shrimp was discovered under dying mangrove roots. Known as Trichocallia delicatula, this “beautiful hairy ghost shrimp” is characterized by its translucent ...

Police officers first sealed off the area. The reptile, a Siamese crocodile, was caught and taken away in a cage at around 5.30pm. Its snout was taped shut and its legs were bound. An Ocean Park ...

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Siamese crocodile Crocodylus siamensis close-up. Image by RUl8let via Depositphotos In conclusion, while the slowness of crocodiles may seem like a disadvantage at first glance, it is a trait deeply ...

But, while many breeds of crocodiles and alligators, from Florida to Australia, boast abundant populations, Cambodia’s Siamese crocodiles are on the brink of extinction. However, a recent discovery ...

Siamese Crocodile eye Siamese crocodile (Crocodylus siamensis) is a freshwater crocodile native to Indonesia (Borneo and possibly Java), Brunei, East Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, Thailand, and ...

Swiss customs officers have seized the head of an endangered Siamese crocodile at Zurich airport. This content was published on February 19, ...

Alligators are common sights in Brevard County. Crocodiles not too much. So it was big news when one was spotted in the Melbourne Beach area beginning in 2019. And it kept coming back! A satellite ...

A tour guide says warming waters in northern Queensland mean crocodiles are spending more time hiding from the heat. University of Queensland scientists agree, and say in hot years the reptiles ...

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Florida's once endangered crocodiles are making a very unlikely comeback! Florida’s native crocodiles have found an unexpected sanctuary in the cooling canals at Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant.