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Crocodiles resurging as more neighborhoods receive toothy, scaly visitors - South Florida Sun Sentinel - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
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Nile crocodiles captured in Florida – but why were they 6,000 miles from home? | Florida | The Guardian
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If salt water crocodiles were introduced into South Florida, would they eventually dominate the ecosystem in the Everglades similar to the way Burmese pythons have taken over? - Quora
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