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Off topic & small talk: Crocodile in a German river

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Falko
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Crocodile in a German river

7th Sep. 2020, at 04:44 am CEST#1
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I live near the Unstrut and here is now looking for a crocodile, which has already been sighted several times. What I wonder now, whether crocodiles could adapt to our climate and would be able to spread here. How the crocodile has made it here at all if there really is, I can only imagine that someone has simply put it in the river. I'm really curious if they will ever find it. This story with the crocodile reminds me of the Loch Ness monster, which some also want to have seen, but despite an intensely long search, it was never found

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Crocodile in a German river

7th Sep. 2020, at 08:15 am CEST#2
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If it really is a crocodile, someone will have set it free

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Crocodile in a German river

7th Sep. 2020, at 01:06 pm CEST#3
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Falko wrote on 07.09.2020 at 04:44 clock: I live near the Unstrut and here is now looking for a crocodile, which has already been sighted several times. What I wonder now, whether crocodiles could adapt to our climate and would be able to spread here. How the crocodile has made it here at all if there really is, I can only imagine that someone has simply put it in the river. I'm really curious if they will ever find it. This story with the crocodile reminds me of the Loch Ness monster, which some also want to have seen, but despite an intensively long search it was never found

There was in our country once ne same message - end of song: a cardboard figure, which had let a few funny young people in the quarry pond

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