Watch the world's smallest crocodiles snatch bats in their hidden underground lair ‪—‬ a behavior never seen before

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Watch the world's smallest crocodiles snatch bats in their hidden underground lair ‪—‬ a behavior never seen beforeWorldPing
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Live Science can exclusively reveal a video of Gabon's mysterious cave-dwelling dwarf crocodiles snatching bats in a never-before-seen hunting behavior, ahead of the series premiere of "Africa: Earth's Wild Home."…

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  • Reported by Live Science and published Thu, 01 Oct 2026 16:10:41 UTC.

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