crocodile造句

A rather gruesome stewed crocodile claw?

A crocodile cannot out its tongue.

I'm going through a chocolate crocodile phase at the moment.

Interesting Fact: the Nile croc is the largest African crocodile species.

If the crocodile keeps the child, he violates his rule, as the father predicted corretctly.

The Nile crocodile rolled its eggs gently in its teeth to help them hatch.

It is fated that he must die either by a crocodile, or a serpent, or by a dog.

Now Albanians are chuckling at headlines that have them dancing in the mouth of the crocodile (the European Union).

So the prince told her the whole story, and of the impossible task given him by the crocodile.

Thanks to him, the Chinese alligator and the Orinoco crocodile were just beginning to recover; but the Siamese crocodile and the “amazing” slim-nosed gharial of India were still right on the edge.

Gilberto tamed the crocodile so well they put on a regular show in the Costa Rican city of Limon.

In an unusual ambush, a Nile crocodile grabbed onto an elephant's trunk at an African water hole this summer.

Police said the child's remains were found in the stomach of a male crocodile in the flooded Daintree River, an international attraction for ecotourists.

Then, all the civil and military officials on the boat started to cry loudly, squeezing out a few drops of crocodile tears: "it's so pitiful that he died!"

All of a sudden, a lizard about the size of a small crocodile hurtled out of the undergrowth and raced up a nearby baobab tree.

The word crocodile conjures a picture of a fierce reptile with large, sharp teeth ready to snap and grasp anything that moves.

My idol, in this regard, is dear departed Steve Irwin, the crocodile hunter, who loved reptiles unabashedly and unilaterally, even as he grappled and sidestepped to avoid their violent attacks.

There was a life-or-death struggle for a pair of African elephants when they were ambushed by a hungry Nile crocodile in Zambia's South Luangwa National Park this summer.

A modest slowdown in the West might even take the pressure off prices in Asia, without doing undue harm to the region's growth-a case perhaps of the tiger eating the crocodile.

Sometimes science doesn't take place in a sterile lab, with beakers and pipettes and clipboards and test tubes, but out in nature, with lots of electrical tape and one very angry crocodile.