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caiman
crocodilian reptile of the family Alligatoridae, very similar to alligators; resident in Central and South America. Genus name is Caiman, e.g. C. sclerops the spectacled caiman.

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They argue that many large ranchers have preserved parts of their properties, providing habitats for threatened species, including large predators such as pumas, jaguars and caimans, a kind of tropical crocodile.
Caiman is a sheltered only-child whose overprotective 'rents read him self-help books at bedtime.
Alligator-like caimans doze while capybaras, the world's largest rodent species, munch on grasses along the riverbank.
 
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