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14-foot 'Croczilla' -- largest known in Florida's Everglades -- bares teeth inches away from woman
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0:45Now PlayingA beloved crocodile nicknamed “Croczilla” was spotted sunbathing by the water in Florida’s Everglades National Park, whilst showing off its impressive set of teeth.
“What a lucky day,” Kym Clark, the recorder, can be heard saying in the video.
The impressive reptile is estimated to be 14 feet long, the maximum for its specie in the wild.
One way crocodiles regulate their body temperature is by opening their mouths to release heat, as Croczilla can be seen doing in the video.
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