Animals
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Crocodiles Respond To Babies' Wails As They Spot Potential Meals, Hunt Prey
Why do Nile crocodiles are more responsive to baby cries? Read more here to find out. Crocodiles are found to be responsive to the cries of babies, with scientists believing that they are on the lookout for food when they do this.
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