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    Once a monkey live on mango tree near a riverbank it ate all the sweet mango. It made friends with the crocodile. When the crocodile was hungry it used to give it sweet mango to eat. The crocodile gave these to his wife. His wife said‚ if the mango ate these sweet mangoes surely his heart will be sweet. His wife asked her husband bring her the Monkey’s heart. Though it broke his heart. He finally asked the monkey to come and have dinner with him. The monkey said he could not swim. The crocodile

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    The Monkey and Crocodile

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    The Monkey and the Crocodile Monkey loved to play and swing in the forest canopy. It was not only his home‚ but it was his stage as well. He could move quickly through and around it like the cheetah that raced on the savannah. But Monkey showed his speed and agility not on the land like swift Cheetah‚ but rather‚ high above it. It is in leafy trees that Monkey lived‚ ate‚ and played. He traveled by running along the branches and gracefully leaping from tree to tree. Monkey provided entertainment

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    crocodiles

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    Account 3: critical reflection I had to talk about the project that I am on. I spent quite a bit of time preparing it in the way that I have seen others make similar presentations. When it came to the presentation‚ I really wanted to do it well – as well as the presentations were done the week before. Maybe I wanted too much to do well? My efforts to be calm failed and my voice went wobbly – that’s how it felt to me anyway. My colleague said afterwards that I looked quite calm despite what I

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    Crocodiles

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    Crocodile – Specialty Animal A crocodile is any species belonging to the family Crocodylidae and is one of the largest living reptiles. They have long‚ low‚ cigar-shaped bodies‚ short legs and long powerful tails with which to swim. They have tough hides‚ long‚ pointed snouts and sharp teeth. Their webbed feet allow them to walk on the soft ground. Their eyes and nostrils are higher that the rest of the head and fits in with the crocodile’s life in the water for they like to float with only

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    Alligators vs. Crocodiles

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    Both alligators and crocodiles are members of the reptilian order Crocodilian. But the families they belong to‚ Alligatoridae and Crocodylidae. As a group‚ crocodilians are pretty impressive animals: Their lineage goes back 240 million years‚ meaning they’ve outlived the dinosaurs by a good 65 million years. Ideally suited for life in water and on land‚ members of the order can swim up to 20 mph and run up to 11 mph. Crocodiles and alligators are top-notch hunters and will eat just about

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    The nile crocodile

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    The Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) is Africa’s largest crocodilian species and can reach a maximum size of 6 meters (Fergusson. R.A. 2010) and weigh up to 730 kilograms. However‚ the average C.niloticus grows to roughly 5 meters in length and weighs approximately 225 kilograms. Crocodiles are sexually dimorphic and so the male Nile crocodile grows up to 30% larger than the female. The largest accurately measured male C.niloticus‚ killed in Tanzania‚ measured an incredible 6.45 meters long

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    Crocodiles and Alligators

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    Crocodiles and alligators are large‚ frightful-looking reptiles. They are classified as reptiles because they have tough‚ scaly skin and are cold-blooded. This means their body temperatures become warmer as the air temperature rises and colder as the air temperature falls. Both crocodiles and alligators bury their eggs in sand or mud until their babies hatch. Very young crocodiles and alligators eat worms and insects. Adults eat mammals and are even known to attack humans. Crocodiles and alligators

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    Semiotics and Crocodile

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    a uniform language. Say for example a picture that signifies danger would look like the picture below in context of the Critical Thinking and Global Implications section of the brochure. The sign means do not hold children whilst viewing the crocodile enclosure. It is simple to read using colour and form‚ red being globally associated with danger. Take note how the use of green is outset‚ meaning stay within the grounds as green is commonly associated as a safe colour. Semantics is sometimes contrasted

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    Crocodile Cuts

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    movement from one stage of life to another can happen in many forms‚ from a child’s gentle baptism to a tribal hazing. It can take weeks for the initiation of Savic boys. For the boys to become a true Savic man they need to go through the process of "crocodile cuts." It happens once a year but doesn’t happen to only one age group. Boys from as young as 13 to 20-years-old may all go through their tribe’s initiation at the same time. All who take part of the process from boyhood to manhood know it’s painful;

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    Monkeys

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    Monkey sometimes confuses Western readers because it’s so different in form and substance from the major western epics or mythical and religious stories‚ such as those of the Homeric poems or the Bible. They’re tragic.  Monkey‚ by contrast‚ is comic.  Western tales have mostly noble human characters‚ usually princes.  By contrast‚ Monkey has few human characters. Moreover the main human character‚ the monk Hsuan Tsang (also called Tripitika)‚ is the very opposite of a prince.  He’s a saint who has

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