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World s worst crocodile attacks from swamp massacre that left 500 dead to victims drowned in death rolls

CROCODILES are blood-thirsty, fierce predators who kill 100 people per year - more than five times the amount as sharks.From a bloody swamp massacre t

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Crocodile Attack Man in River | Animal Attack Fun Made Movie By Wild Fighter – Yes News

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Peter Obi and his enemies

Peter Obi’s enemies are very clever and audacious. They are determined to ruin him and the promise of his movement. Imagine, they appointed for him a

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Did Crocodiles Really Eat Hundreds of Japanese Soldiers in World War II?

A sensational story from World War II reports saltwater crocodiles killed nearly 1,000 Japanese soldiers, leaving only 20 survivors.

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The Ramree Island Massacre: When Crocodiles may have Slaughtered Hundreds of Japanese Soldiers

The Japanese soldiers on Ramree Island during the nearing end of World War II had a dilemma that resulted in the deadliest crocodile feast ever.

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