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- Date: 2026-08-27 05:34:00
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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-08-27 and was most recently seen on 2026-08-27.
Wikipedia Overview
Tomistoma is a genus of gavialid crocodilians. They are noted for their long narrow snouts used to catch fish, similar to the gharial. Tomistoma contains one extant (living) member, the false gharial, as well as potentially several extinct species: T. cairense, T. lusitanicum and T. coppensi. Previously assigned extinct species known from fossils are reclassified as different genera such as Eogavialis, Toyotamaphimeia and Sutekhsuchus.
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UPDATE Tomistoma Bites Male Worker’s Arm inside Bronx Zoo - Norwood News
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Genetic diversity of Tomistoma schlegelii in Malaysia using microsatellite and mitochondrial DNA markers - Nature
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Bronx Zoo worker taken to hospital after being 'nipped' by crocodile - ABC7 New York
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Bronx Zoo croc takes bite out of worker who slipped while cleaning - New York Post
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Crocodile bites handler at Bronx Zoo - New York Daily News
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‘Extinct’ no more: Predatory legend rediscovered in southern Thailand’s peatlands - Asia News Network
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Where are the 'pincer' crocs? a project story-report - ArcGIS StoryMaps
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Threatened crocodile species hatches at Virginia Aquarium - 13newsnow.com
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The Croc and Gator Blog Jun 25, 2015 - National Zoo
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The tomistoma does not usually attack humans but that is happening now; here is why - Down To Earth
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Threatened crocodile species hatches at Virginia Aquarium - MilitaryNews.com
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San Antonio Zoo welcomes 12 newborn crocodiles of a highly endangered species - MySA
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These toothy critters are dwindling in the wild. Two just hatched in Virginia aquarium - Raleigh News & Observer
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Virginia Aquarium expecting endangered crocodile eggs to hatch this summer - WHRO
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Status assessment of Tomistoma in Peninsular Malaysia : Peat swamp forests of Selangor & Pahang - International Union for Conservation of Nature
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Stolen rare crocodile skull could land sellers in jail - BBC
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12 Tomistoma crocodiles hatched at San Antonio Zoo - KSAT
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Freshwater crocodile at Virginia Aquarium lays eggs - WAVY.com
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Rare reptiles glide into their new digs at the Virginia Aquarium - 13newsnow.com
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Meet Plant City’s Gator Guru - Plant City Observer
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RIVERSIDE: Man takes crocodile talk to local schools - pressenterprise.com
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Swimming against the stream: a rare crocodile captivates researchers - news - Mongabay
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San Antonio Zoo celebrates hatching of 12 rare crocodiles - San Antonio Express-News
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Virginia Aquarium celebrates birth of rare crocodiles - WVTF
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Endangered Crocodile Moves To Find New Mate - WUFT
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NTU Faculty and Students Discovered Largest Reptile in Taiwan's Natural History - ntu.edu.tw
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Rising Human-crocodile Conflicts Spark Concern - Sarawak Tribune
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ACES Croc Chronicles: NGO Status, Anthony Pine, Annual Report - The San Pedro Sun
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New species hatched at UK's only croc zoo - Oxford Mail
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The tale of a crocodile without a tail - The Hindu
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Crocodiles to fly from Chennai to Ahmedabad - Deccan Chronicle
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