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Crocodiles have lungs and breathe air like humans. When a crocodile is submerged underwater, it can hold its breath for long periods of time by slowing its heart rate and relying on stored oxygen in its blood and muscles. When it surfaces, it quickly exhales and inhales, replenishing its oxygen supply.

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