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And at that point, the caiman then bit into the snake, he said.
2
Once in the river, the caiman seemed to gain fresh vigour.
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Or you could get a Burmese python, caiman, crocodile, iguana .
4
Kerans started to go back for him, the caiman's head pivoting towards them.
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Neither tortoise nor caiman paid any attention to their presence, but fought on pertinaciously.
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The other animal was a small caiman or alligator.
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The black caiman and constrictors must hear his passage as the thrashes of something wounded.
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The strength of the caiman at length prevailed.
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I think eventually the anaconda ran out of oxygen and had to let go of the caiman.
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A small caiman scurried up the banks.
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The anaconda just kept strangling the caiman.
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A large caiman bringing up the rear spotted Kerans waist-deep among the horse-tails and veered towards him, its eyes steadying.
13
Gilton kept everyone busy with a roster of piranha fishing, jungle hikes and caiman-trapping, blinding them with torches before lassoing them.
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No doubt the caiman had been attempting to plunder the new-laid eggs of the tortoise, and the latter had detected him in the act.
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The largest, attaining an enormous bulk and a length of 20 ft., is the C. niger, the jacare-assu or large caiman of the Amazons.
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Kerans pointed to a big caiman thrashing about in a circle of boathooks, and said to Big Caesar: "What's on the menu tonight- roast alligator?"