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Mariculture park planned in Liguasan Marsh  -  16 Nov 2008
BusinessWorld Online,The marsh is also home to the endangered Philippine Crocodile and the Estuarine Crocodile. The endangered Monkey-eating Eagle is likewise reported to be

P9B needed to rehabilitate Liguasan Marsh - bishop  -  Nov 12, 2008
GMA news.tv,The marsh is also one of the last strongholds for the endangered Philippine Crocodile and the Estuarine Crocodile. The endangered Monkey-eating Eagle is

Death of a croc in the wrong place at the wrong time  -  Nov 7, 2008
Sydney Morning Herald,This time the creature of the wild whose life ended in messiness was a 3.5-metre estuarine crocodile - a tragedy that began with its relocation 1000

Houdini croc visits Picnic Bay  -  Oct 27, 2008
Magnetic Island News,At 7.30am this morning, the 3.5 metre estuarine crocodile, which has been visiting Magnetic Island beaches for over three weeks was spotted just off the

Discover an alternative Christmas in Bangladesh  -  Nov 3, 2008
Easier (press release),Wildlife in the area includes deer, otter, monkey, estuarine crocodile, 50 species of other reptile, numerous shushuk (river dolphin) and an elusive though

Day in pictures  -  Sep 2, 2008
BBC News,An estuarine crocodile - Australia's largest and most dangerous reptile, which can grow to more than six metres in length - in the Adelaide river near

Wild sanctuary of Kinabatangan  -  Sep 15, 2008
New Straits Times,We saw and observed wildlife like proboscis monkeys, macaques, storm storks and oriental darters, spectacular hornbills and even an estuarine crocodile.

Zookeepers learn the finer aspects of husbandry  -  Sep 2, 2008
Malaysia Star,...participants were involved in practicals such as restraining, tagging and treating animals including a Malaysian sun bear, an estuarine crocodile,

Scion plans to convert Kanika palace into tourist hub, eco ...  -  Sep 3, 2008
odishatoday.com,The prized possession of the museum is country's largest skull of estuarine crocodile. "In fact, I visualize this concept to improve the economic condition

Hunters prowling for wandering crocodile  -  Aug 5, 2008
Earthtimes (press release),Experts told the newspaper that the reptile is likely to be an estuarine crocodile, more commonly known as the saltwater crocodile.

Skull of largest crocodile in Kendrapara  -  Jul 31, 2008
The Statesman,Kendrapara, July 31: The skull of an estuarine crocodile, the country's largest, preserved at a miniature museum at Orissa's Kendrapara district continues

Liguasan Marsh holds billions of dollars in gas - Misuari  -  Jul 28, 2008
GMA news.tv,The marsh is one of the last strongholds for the endangered Philippine Crocodile and the Estuarine Crocodile. The endangered Monkey-eating Eagle is reported

Wild time on the floodplain  -  Jul 28, 2008
New Straits Times,Other wildlife include the estuarine crocodile, civet cats and snakes. There are about 200 bird species, including eight types of hornbills.

Kanika Palace of Odisha to become tourist hub  -  Jul 27, 2008
KalingaTimes,The prized possession of the museum is country's largest skull of estuarine crocodile.� Both the palace and museum have undergone a series of vandalism and

Big crocs 'not unexpected' now  -  Apr 20, 2008
Torres News,Mr Cook was commenting on the capture of 4.5 metre estuarine crocodile which has been tracking around communities on the NPA since Easter.

Turtles Part of Marine-Themed Malaysian Set  -  Apr 17, 2008
NumisMaster.com,This turtle holds the honor of being the second heaviest reptile in the world, reaching a known weight of 2019 pounds (estuarine crocodile is the heaviest).

Hunt on for Seaforth Creek illegal fisher  -  Jan 30, 2008
ABC Online,...says the net was in the water for at least four days and had caught about 30 undersized barramundi, several grunter and a two-metre estuarine crocodile.

UNESCO Fears Bangladesh Mangrove Forest Damaged By Super Typhoon  -  Nov 28, 2007
AHNThe area is known for its wide range of fauna, including 260 bird species, the Bengal tiger and other threatened species such as the estuarine crocodile and

Saltwater crocs navigate back to their homes several hundred ...  -  Sep 26, 2007
NewKerala.com,Washington, Sept 26 : Large estuarine crocodile can navigate back to their homes hundreds of kilometres away, a new study by a team of Australian

Tourists cautioned against killer crocodile  -  Aug 17, 2007
The Statesman,In terms of size and shape, it is the largest estuarine crocodile, inhabiting the innumerable nullahs and creeks that criss-cross the water bodies in this

Endangered crocodile causes stir in Malaysian city after attacking ...  -  Jul 24, 2007
International Herald Tribune,The saltwater or estuarine crocodile is protected in Malaysia under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species. The species can be found in

Cross Country: Projects bring gloom to community  -  Jul 26, 2007
New Straits Times,KOTA BARU: Wildlife Department rangers will conduct regular checks at Sungai Kelantan as long as the buaya tembaga (estuarine crocodile) which attacked a



Croc sighting no lie  Oct 25, 2006
..."Again the beaches from Pallarenda to The Strand are not preferred estuarine crocodile habitat and the animals sighted are most likely transient animals. ... - Townsville Bulletin,

Croc attack sparks cull call  Nov 8, 2006
But before the man could take a snap, the two-metre estuarine crocodile snapped first, quickly launching itself out of the water and biting him on the left knee ... - Sydney Morning Herald,

Croc cull call 'a knee-jerk reaction'  Oct 24, 2006
She said the beaches were not preferred estuarine crocodile habitats and believed the sightings were of "crocs just passing through". ... - Ninemsn,

City beaches reopened - again  Oct 25, 2006
..."The ... (Townsville) beaches are not preferred estuarine crocodile habitat and the animals sighted were most likely passing through the area.''. ... - Advertiser Adelaide,

Croc resurfaces  Oct 24, 2006
Ms Leggett said the Pallarenda and The Strand beaches were not preferred estuarine crocodile habitats and the animals were most likely passing through the area ... - Townsville Bulletin,

Crocodile conservation in Sarawak rivers  Oct 29, 2006
The only two species found in Sarawak out of the 22 worldwide Crocodylus porosus, the estuarine crocodile which is commonly known locally as buaya katak and ... - The Brunei Times,
Tender at the Top End Feb 26, 2006
...with barely a ripple. Backtracking a little later we spot a smaller estuarine crocodile lying in the shallows. All of which makes ...
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