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Q.Can Crocs run fast on solid ground?
A.A full sized one can't. In fact you can walk backwards faster than a croc can run farwards.
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Q.How much sleep does Steve get?
A.Wel not much now with the birth of Bindi sue!
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QHow much do crocs eat a day?
A.They do not eat every day. In fact it is possible for a croc to go for a year without food.
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Q. Is it hard to find crocs?
A.Yes it is. With all the hunting over the years crocs have learned to hide themselves quite well.
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Q. What breed of dog is Sui?
A. Sui is a Stafford, Bullterrier cross. Quite a dog hu!
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Q. How can I e-mail Steve Irwin?
A. You can E-mail Steve or his Zoo with the following address: qreptile@ozemail.com.au
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Q. I am going to take a trip to Brisbane and I need general directions to Steve's park. Maybe you could help.
A. I don't know any directions myself but I did find a map that shows you how to get to the park on a pamphlet I recieved from there. click here to view it.
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Q. After Steve's baby is born will he continue filming or will he settle down?
A. I am glad to say that the filming does go on. A worker at the Australia Zoo told me that they will have an on-site nanny to look after baby Irwin.
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Q. Are there salt water crocodiles? If so, where do they live and do they swim in any part of the Ocean?
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There is a salt water Crocodile. It is the largest crocodile on Earth. It is otherwise called "Crocodilus Porosus" or the "Estuarine" Crocodile. It does not, however, live up to it's name. The species is mainly found in the freshwater rivers of Northern Australia. Though it has been spotted several miles out to sea, the ocean is used less by them as a habitat.
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Q. My son came home from school and said that his friends had heard on the news that Steve Irwin had been killed by a crocodile. Is this true?
A. There, unfortunatly, is a rumor that Steve Irwin has been killed by a wild beast of some kind. It, however, NOT true. If he ever dies I'll let you know. Hopefully, that will not be very soon.
Thanks to all those people who have sent me questions.
Please come again you never know when a question that you want the answer to will be asked.
E-mail me, Richard Bull, with your questions, or E-mail Australia Zoo with any questions you have for them.
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