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Panama’s Crocodiles Go Viral as the City Invades Their Rivers

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All 1 reports on Tue, 25 August 2026

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Carlos LemosMiryam VenegasJulio Alexander MonteroPanama Environment MinistryEnvironmental Police Second Lieutenant Edgardo GonzEnvironmental PolicePanamaPanama City, PanamáM, PanamaAmericanEcuadoreanPanamanian

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How it spread - 1 original report

  1. Tue, 25 August 2026

    1 report
    • latinamericanpost.com16:00first to report

      Panama City residents increasingly spot crocodiles beside roads, canals and homes, but scientists see no proven population boom. Instead, expanding neighborhoods, shrinking wetlands and viral phone videos are making urban coexistence newly visible, intimate and dangerously misunderstood across the capital.

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