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  On 6/24/2021 at 10:16 PM, Spartan said:

seriously nuvvu adagatama....lanti fact adi..

Lousiana swamps mottam Gator meat ye.  cc @Heroin

 

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I never knew. Na friends eppudu tinaley na mundu anduke teleledemo. Thanks !

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  On 6/24/2021 at 10:28 PM, DesiPokiri said:

Eppudu chudaleda Akka frozen section lo gator nuggets in walmart. Kotthaga aduguthunnav 

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I never go to meat section . I am a vegetarian. I avoid that aisle. 

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Adhi jaguar kante peddhaga undhi. Dhanni kuda pilla croc anukunte née kharma 

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nee g()dha...nuv susinde vedam anukuntunnav..adho pillafuk crocodile...daaniki 4 times untay daani ammamalu

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At 2.05 secs it actually jumped into water and killed croc in water.. crazy.

 

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that's not crocodile, adi caiman... native to americas... crocodiles are lot bigger and stronger... not easy to kill. 

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At 2.05 secs it actually jumped into water and killed croc in water.. crazy.

 

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cayman ani adi one of the type. pottidhi 

salt water crocodile oo nile crocodile nooo champamanu chustha. 

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