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Man-Eating Super Croc (2012)
A maneating crocodile terrorizes a town in the Philippines until a team of brave hunters captures a 20-foot-long super croc. But they begin to wonder if they caught the right crocodile or if there is an even larger one out there.
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A maneating crocodile terrorizes a town in the Philippines until a team of brave hunters captures a 20-foot-long super croc. But they begin to wonder if they caught the right crocodile or if there is an even larger one out there.
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Genre:Documentary, TV Movie
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In Theaters:5/23/2012
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Hoff Productions
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