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The latter two species are relatively small crocodiles, seldom exceeding 3 meters in length. However, the American Crocodile, and its sibling, the Orinoco Crocodile, are reputed to reach lengths in excess of 6 meters-and well over one ton in weight! They share the dubious distinction, therefore, of being the largest predators in the Neotropics - a title the American Crocodile alone holds in Central America! http://www.wildlifeworld360.com/amazing-american-crocodile.html

A small population of crocodiles lives in South Florida continues to be, but most are in southern Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and northern South America. Some other common names of the American Crocodiles are following, Crocodrilo Ameriaco, Crocodile d’Amerique, Caiman de Aguja, Central American Alligator, Crocodrilo de Rio, Crocodile a Museau Pointu, Lagarto Amarillo, Lagarto Real, Llaman Caiman, South American Alligator, Saltwater American Crocodile.
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