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Note on the "false gharial": at least in the zoo world, "false gharial" is no longer a common name that's used frequently. The species is typically referred to either by its genus name, Tomistoma, or as the Malayan Gharial (as opposed to the Indian Gharial).
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The near rage quit over the so called false gharial was hilarious. This was a top tier video and one of my favorites so far. Great work! I love watching my Clintâs reptiles video every Saturday morning!
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Over here in the UK is a zoo almost entirely dedicated to crocodilians and appropriately named "Crocodiles of the World". Located in the Cotswolds, it features at least 18 different species of crocodilian, as well as a pretty solid collection of turtles and monitor lizards. Definitely worth a visit if you ever drop by the area. ^^
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Just to inform you, Sarcosuchus was a crocodyliform, so not a true crocodilian, but a close relative. Wasnât the largest either, with Deinosuchus and Purrusaurus, being true crocodilians reached up to 12 meters which is about 40ft. Kaprosuchus was also a crocodyliform
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The Cuban crocodile is my favorite. They're a dream species of mine to get to study in the wild.
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"If birds aren't reptiles, then neither are crocodilians"... so true. I say this often, and I don't think very many people believe me.
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When I was a kid I didn't understand why it was so important for me to know the difference between an alligator and a crocidile. Now I realize that, living in the southeast USA is the ONLY place where you actually need to know that difference. Kinda cool.
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Cuban Croc. When I worked as a reptile keeper at the Bronx Zoo, we had two. One was quite large in size. Both were kept in separate enclosures on either side of the main central pool which was quite large and housed many other species. At the very rear in a separate encloure was a small Chinese alligator. I and the head keeper were away from the building on an administrative call when a panicked student docent called on the phone. The Cuban croc had escaped its quarters and was heading right for the endangered rare Chinese alligator enclosure. We headed back and found the only other keeper there had somehow managed to get a rope noose over the Cuban croc's head and he wound the end of it MANY TIMES over one of the structural columns of the building while the Cuban croc was pulling as hard as possible from the OTHER end trying to get to the Chinese alligator.
God's honest story. That is a Cuban Croc tale that is true.
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Clint was feeling spicy when he made this video and I love it đ.
Also I lost it at âSpikey as Heck Everywhere but the Front-ed Caimanâ
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12:20 I love how that subtle difference in dentition, along with their eyes, makes crocodiles look so much more intimidating than alligators
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I love how Clint will hold an alligator like a puppy but still has the wisdom to tape it's mouth shut.
My uncle lost a good portion of his nose for underestimating a baby alligators tendency to NOMF.
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Man you are without a doubt one of these best educators out here on this platform. Between the precise and articulate explanations the smooth editing with the production makes for some of the best content on here but your completely sincere geekiness/complete joy you get talking about zoology is the cherry on top. It makes all of it so much more approachable for amateurs like me
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The Cuban crocodile reminds me of the extinct genus of terrestrial Australian crocodile Quinkana, which they believe had long legs, reached 6m long and was adapted to sprinting to catch prey. The craziest thing is that genus only went extinct in the last 10-20 thousand years, so the Aboriginals in Australia coexisted with these crocodiles for at least 30 000 years.
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As an Aussie, I have to be biased and say the Australian saltwater crocodile is my favourite. But the one you were holding was super cute đ He was probably thinking about biting your face off đ
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As a Thai, I must say I really love the Siamese Crocodile! Also, if you ever go to the Philippines, you should collab with AntsCanada!
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Nice to see the 4th bottom tooth thing of crocodiles being pointed out. I've always recognized that for myself, but I think it's the first time seeing it formally mentioned as a way to differentiate the two.
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âCrocodilians are cooler than birds.â
âEXCUSE ME?!â - my backyard pileated woodpecker.
Seriously, the pileateds look so, so cool.
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Small correction, Sarcosuchus was actually a Crocodylomorph and therefore not the largest Crocodilian. The TRUE largest Crocodilians were actually Purussaurus Brasiliensis and Deinosuchus Hatcheri, a pair of absolutely gargantuan Crocodilians that both dwarfed Sarcosuchus. Purussaurus measured somewhere about 12 meters long and weighed 7-8 tonnes, while the even larger Deinosuchus Hatcheri is currently believed to've been somewhere around 12-14 meters long and weighed roughly 12 tonnes.
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I think the Spiky Everywhere But The Front'ed Caiman is my favourite made up species name so far. Great Video as always. Love these kind of videos.
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