No.477075
U liek dinosaw?
No.477079
not the best animal in my most humble opinion
No.477112
>>477045>Crocodiles have a V-shaped snoutSo basically, crocodiles look cooler?
No.477506
>>477089This absolute dad joke made me laugh, thanks, that's a new one for me doc.
No.482316
>>481686Gators are always stylish
No.482331
>>477074Motherhood never rests.
And yes its cute and wholesome.
No.485238
>>477519Why is this thread about crocodilians infested with ants?
No.485479
>>477074Wtf? Is that real. I thought like most reptiles they just make a nest and ditch
No.485506
>>477519>very little inequality, essentially devoid ofclass divisions
what about queens?
No.485518
>>485506"ant queen" is an anthropomorphic term used to describe a biological difference present in ants with no human equivalent.
the queens are just fertile females responsible for laying eggs so the colony can reproduce, while the majority of ants are sterile female workers. its a simple division of labor
No.485521
>>485518What about gamergates thought?
No.485522
> In gamergate species, all workers in a colony have similar reproductive potentials, but as a result of physical interactions, a dominance hierarchy is formed and only one or a few top-ranking workers can mate (usually with foreign males) and produce eggs.
This does not sound very communism to me.
No.485535
>>485522holy shit i thought that was a filter at first but apparently that is an actual ant type
well it still doesnt seem like a class division to me, a better example would be the slave making ants who capture foreign ants in raids to bring back home as workers.
No.485538
>>485522We truly live in a society
No.492090
>>485479Watch some Steve Irwin.
No.503256
>>500332I wonder who got the triple 3 GET >>500333
No.506102
>>477048i want an indian gharial to stick their
voluptuous,
lengthy snout in my butt
No.506126
>>506108That's not Kaprosuchus and most crocs today can Gallop, it's just not for very long compared to long-legged terrestrial crocs
No.516824
>>485479>Is that real.I thought this was one of the most widely known factoids about these animals.
>>506126>most crocs today can GallopFound a video compilation of Cuban crocs galloping. It's pretty cool.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZWTqBbpi_E No.516827
>>516824>a video compilation of Cuban crocs galloping. It's pretty cool. Based, and definitely. Funny thing is Alligators can only trot.
No.519595
>>516848birds are awesome, it's an improvement
No.523822
Considering the animal election theme this month, I'm surprised nobody nominated the crocodile considering
>>500332 No.523869
>>523843>Look at the size of these things. Okay Nigel, lol.
For Extant species I think Nile crocs are among my favorites.
No.532578
>>506108Ever since I saw that illustration of that crocodile a few years ago, it's the image that lives in my head rent free every time I read the term Gallup Poll. I don't know why.
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