Croc found in Lake Tarpon traveled 350 miles from South Florida home
Man-eating monster crocodile may be Florida's newest invasive species – Florida Museum Science
Rare American crocodile makes itself known on Florida golf course
Man-eating Nile crocodiles found roaming Florida swamps | CBC News
A crocodile took up residence at a Florida country club. Officials say it can't be moved | Orlando Area News | Orlando | Orlando Weekly
Nile crocodiles identified in South Florida | CNN
Crocodile attack earns Florida swimmers dubious distinction | Animals | The Guardian
Nile crocs found in Everglades but not related to zoo crocs, study finds | Miami Herald
Florida man wearing Crocs breaks into crocodile farm -- gets bitten, then arrested | News | theadvocate.com
Rare American crocodile seen on Treasure Coast. Why is it here?
American Crocodile: Species Profile - Everglades National Park (U.S. National Park Service)
Nile Crocodiles Found in Florida - Sporting Classics Daily
Nile Crocs Invading Florida, Humans To Blame
Crocodiles pose a real danger | FL Keys News
Nile Crocodiles Are in Florida, but No Need to Panic
Nile crocodiles slither into South Florida - Orlando Sentinel
Rare American crocodile makes itself known on Florida golf course
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Crocodiles resurging as more neighborhoods receive toothy, scaly visitors - South Florida Sun Sentinel - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Nile Crocodiles Reported in Florida - Scientific American
A Florida wildlife safari: Where to see crocs, giant pelicans, otters in the wild - South Florida Sun Sentinel - South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Enormous alligator spotted on Florida golf course | The Independent
Man-eating monster crocodile may be Florida's newest invasive species - News - University of Florida
Nile crocodiles captured in Florida – but why were they 6,000 miles from home? | Florida | The Guardian
Nile Crocodiles Have Moved to Florida | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
Police: Florida Man, Wearing Crocs, Bitten In Foot After Jumping Into Pond Full Of Crocodiles | 5newsonline.com
If salt water crocodiles were introduced into South Florida, would they eventually dominate the ecosystem in the Everglades similar to the way Burmese pythons have taken over? - Quora
