Marsh crocodiles (also known as mugger crocodiles) (Crocodylus palustris) are NOT extinct....at least not globally. The largest current populations exist within Sri Lanka and portions of India, but small populations also remain within southern Nepal, southern Pakistan and southeastern Iran. The mugger crocodile IS extinct in Bangladesh (barring a small population in one pond), Bhutan and Myanmar (although it's historic presence in Myanmar is questionable.)
It is a place to have crocodiles as pets and help them not become extinct.
No, turtles,crocodiles, snakes and some plants survived the extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs.
No
no, they are still very much alive.No, crocodiles are not extinct.
The Liopleurodon.
Crocodiles and Madonna
about 50 years
" a light mist covered the bogs and the marshes, hiding the village."
becase soon they will come extinct and they there will never be crocodiles again.
no, they are still around today.
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Elephants aren't extinct. They're just sort of rare in some certain places.