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Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Nite Girl P6 – The Return of Nite Girl
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Crocodiles are endothermic (cold-blooded), so are only capable of short bursts of movement after considerable resting. If a mammal can get away from a crocodile's initial lunge, the crocodile can not keep up a chase, even with a relatively slow (but long-lasting) human.
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