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Day 20

The emerging baby crocodile may look menacing but don't underestimate this little chick, he can hold his own. Again this sketch, like yesterdays, is about placing the ever abundant common chick with an endangered species such as this American Crocodile.

Today I came across the most amazing website ever!! ARKive has not only amazing photos and video of all of your favorite critters but really great information. I came across animals I never knew existed. I also officially fell in love with the three-toed sloth.

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