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rocodiles are fascinating animals that once lived along with dinosaurs, but survived the mass extinction which wiped many species out. These reptiles are very versatile and can live in multiple environments, including lakes, rivers, freshwater bodies, salt water and brackish water (a salt and freshwater mix). Here are eight interesting facts to know about these extraordinary creatures: SUBSCRIBE NOW FROM JUST $1 > They Are the Largest Reptiles on Earth Cros were around before the dinosaurs; and while they might not be as big as a T-Rex, they have lasted a lot longer. The saltwater crocodile is the largest aquatic reptile on Earth. It can reach lengths of more than 23 feet (7m) and weights over 2,200 pounds (1,000kg). A saltwater crocodile in Australia An image showing a saltwater crocodile in Australia. This species has an average lifespan of 70 years. DIANALYNNE/GETTY IMAGES SIGN UP FOR NEWSWEEKS EMAIL UPDATES > Crocodiles Really Do Produce Tears Ever heard about the expression "Crocodile tears"? In our culture, it means showing insincere remorse and comes from the fact that crocodiles produce tears when they eat their prey. However, it doesn't mean they actually cry. Alligator Vs Crocodile: Who Would Really Win in a Fight?READ MOREAlligator Vs Crocodile: Who Would Really Win in a Fight? UF zoologist Kent Vliet carried out a study and found the tears in crocodiles may occur as a result of the reptiles hissing and huffing, a behavior that often accompanies feeding. Air forced through the sinuses may mix with tears in the crocodiles' lacrimal, or tear, glands emptying into the eye. The glands produce a fluid that helps to clean the eye and lubricate the passage of the nictitating membrane across the eye's surface. The Oldest Crocodile Lived 140 years
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