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The Franklin Eco-laboratory at the University of Queensland has electronically tagged a number of crocodiles. The tags allow the laboratory to monitor the location of crocodiles in real-time and to study the range and movements of the animals in the wild.
The laboratory’s Crocodile Tracks website includes five interactive map showing the tracks of five different crocodiles. Using the maps you
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