Philippine crocodileThis crocodile lives only in the Philippines. The animal lives in freshwater and is relatively small, as crocodiles go, reaching no more than 9 feet in length. It is endangered from hunting and dynamite fishing (that's when fisherman toss a stick of dynamite into the water and collect what floats up after the explosion.) Today there are only a few hundred known Philippine crocs in the wild.
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I'm sure cameras shoved in animals' faces just make them feel all the more lonelier...or at least wanna be lonely.
I am surprised the White Rhino didn't make the top of this list being that there are only 7 of them left in the world (all of them currently in captivity)...gosh, who does the research for these stories?
first sinarapan then philippine croc. humans in the country should try harder to preserve
Ya, there are few of them in the wilds because lots of them have entered the Philippine political arena, they've gone mainstream already. No fear of extinction.....
hahahha ... that was funny but sadly that was also true..........
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