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Crocodiles are semi-aquatic reptiles that primarily live in water but can also spend time on land. They are well-adapted to both environments, using water for hunting and cooling off, while coming ashore to bask in the sun, nest, or rest. However, they are not as agile on land as they are in water, making their primary habitat aquatic.
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