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  1. scienceblog.comseen 18 Oct, 04:30description editedthe story

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Closest companions, sized by how often they share a report with Harbaria Khal. Lines between the outer names are their own relationships - names that appear together even without Harbaria Khal.

Australia and Bangladesh Forest Department share 1 reportAustralia and Germany share 1 reportJongra and Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre share 1 reportBangladesh Forest Department and Germany share 1 reportGermany and Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre share 1 reportBangladesh and Jessore share 1 reportBangladesh Forest Department and Jessore share 1 reportBangladesh Forest Department and Jongra share 1 reportAustralia and Cobourg Peninsula share 1 reportAustralia and Jongra share 1 reportCape York Peninsula and Jongra share 1 reportCharapotia Khal and Cobourg Peninsula share 1 reportCape York Peninsula and Charapotia Khal share 1 reportBangladesh and Cape York Peninsula share 1 reportBangladesh Forest Department and Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre share 1 reportBangladesh and Jongra share 1 reportCharapotia Khal and Jessore share 1 reportBangladesh and Charapotia Khal share 1 reportCobourg Peninsula and Jessore share 1 reportGermany and Jessore share 1 reportBangladesh and Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre share 1 reportAustralia and Bangladesh share 1 reportAustralia and Cape York Peninsula share 1 reportCharapotia Khal and Germany share 1 reportCharapotia Khal and Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre share 1 reportBangladesh and Germany share 1 reportCharapotia Khal and Jongra share 1 reportAustralia and Charapotia Khal share 1 reportCobourg Peninsula and Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre share 1 reportBangladesh Forest Department and Charapotia Khal share 1 reportBangladesh and Cobourg Peninsula share 1 reportBangladesh Forest Department and Cape York Peninsula share 1 reportBangladesh Forest Department and Cobourg Peninsula share 1 reportCape York Peninsula and Germany share 1 reportCape York Peninsula and Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre share 1 reportJessore and Jongra share 1 reportGermany and Jongra share 1 reportAustralia and Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre share 1 reportCape York Peninsula and Cobourg Peninsula share 1 reportCape York Peninsula and Jessore share 1 reportHarbaria KhalAustraliaAustralia - 1 shared report (place)BangladeshBangladesh - 1 shared report (place)Bangladesh …Bangladesh Forest Department - 1 shared report (organization)Cape York P…Cape York Peninsula - 1 shared report (place)Charapotia …Charapotia Khal - 1 shared report (person)Cobourg PeninsulaCobourg Peninsula - 1 shared report (place)GermanyGermany - 1 shared report (place)JessoreJessore - 1 shared report (place)JongraJongra - 1 shared report (place)Karamjal Cr…Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre - 1 shared report (organization)

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Three saltwater crocodiles that had spent years in captivity in Bangladesh, one of them held for about 22 years, showed no sign of heading back toward the facilities that had kept them over as many as 127 days of satellite tracking in the Sundarbans, while a wild-caught male released what the paper puts at 131.8 kilometres from his capture site ranged over an estimated 2,515 square kilometres and moved up to 34.3 kilometres in a day

1 outlets1 report names Harbaria Khal18 Sept

People they appear with

Charapotia Khal1Ruchira Somaweera1Vodra Khal1

Places in the same coverage

Australia1Bangladesh1Cape York Peninsula1Cobourg Peninsula1Germany1Jessore1Jongra1Sundarbans1

Organisations in the same coverage

Bangladesh Forest Department1Karamjal Crocodile Breeding Centre1Wildlife Research1

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scienceblog.com1

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