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There Are About 4642 Left In The Wild, Most Either Get Killed By Humans For The Long Spiky Skins, And For The Teeth, As A What Ever You Call It, Or They Get Captured And Put Into Zoo's For Entertainment. I Think It's Cruel As So Many Are Going, So I Reckon About 73% Of Crocodiles Are Here Still. :) Hope I Helped.

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It depends on the species. There are 13 living species. 5 are of least concern, 5 are endangered, 1 is vulnerable, and 2 don't have much information. (ICUN Red List) The kinds that are endangered are now illegal to kill, but they continue to suffer from poaching and habitat loss. Three prehistoric species of crocodile are extinct as well.

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There are trillions of cells in any large animal.

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