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Range Map
There's a nice range map over at Wikimedia Commons . Anyone want to be nice and swipe it? )  14:28, 17 Dec 2004 (UTC) 
I can link directly.  11:36, 19 Jan 2005 (UTC)

 Krokodeilopolis 

Given the etymology of crocodile, ""pebble man/worm,"" I conjecture that the Greek city name sould be Krokodeilopolis, rather than Krokodopolis, because the man/worm morpheme of the latter seems overly syncopated.
That would be good to correct, but any references?  

Article removed from Wikipedia:Good articles

This article was formerly listed as a good article, but was removed from the listing because there aren't any references.  Otherwise it's great.   

I used entirely on-line sources when I wrote the article. Since I have a bit of a bias against that, I labeled the section external links. But looking it over again, the sources aren't too bad  while it could certainly use some print sources and footnoting (now that we have the new tags), and the mythological sources are at best weak, the technical information on the Nile crocodile is from reasonably strong secondary sources.  

 Pictures of crocodiles 

I would like to add my page on crocodiles to your external links please:
http://www.african-safari-pictures.com/crocodile-pictures.html
 

 Editing 

Some slight clean-up and rephrasing of Introduction to remove redundancies.  

 ""No animal is safe, even big cats

For some reason, someone continues to add this sentence when it makes no sense in the context of the article. The preceeding sentence states that elephants and adult hippos are ""safe"" from crocodiles so it is erroneous and contradictory. Furthermore, lions are listed among the animals in the next sentence so the big cat reference is not necessary. This sentence should remain deleted from the page as it is redundant, contradictory, and overall not useful.  

Maybe you are right. Wording can be changed.  

 Crocs and Birds 

The Egyptian Plover and Spur-winged Plover are both claimed to clean crocodile teeth. A photograph of this behaviour would be useful.  

 ""Eyption Butts 

Any reason this section constantly references ""butt"" or ""butts""?  Looks like vandalism, but on the off-chance there's some meaning of ""butt"" I don't know, I'll merely present it for discussion.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 68.144.64.204   

It was vandalized a short while ago.  Fixed.  "