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The Truth About Crocodile 'Tears': Salt Glands Explained
Crocodiles do not shed tears from emotions the way humans do. Crocodiles have a salt gland near their eyes that helps them excrete excess salt from their bodies. This creates a build-up of saltwater that sometimes overflows from the glands, giving the appearance of tears.Snake Bites - Related Articles
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