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Crocodiles and alligators warm up in the morning by basking in the warmth from the rising sun. They are then more active. During the hottest part of the day, to avoid overheating, they will reenter the water to cool down.

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Crocodiles will bask in the sun by laying on the river bank. They will re-enter the water if they want to cool down.

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