The saltwater crocodile, (especially the males of the species), is the biggest and strongest modern crocodile. The Nile crocodile, however, may come close to it.
Biggest nile crocodile is bigger than the biggest salty by 7 inches If niles were protected they'd be same size or bigger A 16foot nile crocodile has the strongest bite force even stronger than a 20foot salty, a 20footer nile Hasent been tested yet
I'm surprised the American Crocodile was not included here. It can grow up to 20 feet so it's closer in size to the Salt Water Crocodile and crucially, it too often lives in marine enviroments.
When will we ever get to see the ultimate Crocodilian show down of Deinosucus vs Purussaurus? As for the Saltwater crocodile vs all other crocodilians only the Nile crocodile has the size power and Aggression To challenge the Saltwater crocodile for its crown.
@@66Traveler99 bro the biggest croc is the nile in length and in size, some that grew without being murdered by humans surpass salties in size both in length and weight. Check out the biggest specimens by science, lolong was smaller than a nile that was 7 inches bigger also lolong isnt the heaviest salty, the current biggest salty in captivity was heavier even when lolong was alive The nile crocodiles by nature have bigger prey to prey upon but arent a protected species like the salties in Australia, they 100% can grow larger than salties but 23foot is the max for modern crocodiles
The Saltwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus porosus) is a species of crocodile native to Asia and Oceania, it is the largest extant crocodile species, the largest extant crocodilian, and the largest extant reptile, it is one of the two extant species within the genus Thalassosuchus, the other being the Freshwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus johnstoni), it is also the only living marine crocodilian.
@berserker135, its correct english name is "north american crocodile", the north american crocodile (Neosuchus acutus) is the type species of the genus Neosuchus, a genus that contains all true crocodiles (subfamily Crocodylinae) that live exclusively in the New World, the other three species of this genus are the belize crocodile (Neosuchus moreletii), the cuban crocodile (Neosuchus rhombifer), and the orinoco crocodile (Neosuchus intermedius), also, the north american crocodile (Neosuchus acutus) lives more often in freshwater and also is present in brackish water, thus making the saltwater crocodile (Thalassosuchus porosus) the only true marine reptile among crocodilians (order Crocodilia).
I lived in the south and numerous times when swimming in lakes, I found myself way too close to alligators. Don’t care if they aren’t as strong as salties, still terrifying. 😂
Nile crocodiles are the largest crocodiles in the world.Idk why everyone understimates African animals. Size:nile croc average 4.2m-5.3m and 500-700kg.Salties average 3.5-5m and 400-550kg Max size nile croc is 6.5m and 1.200kg while saltwater croc is 5.5-6.5m and 1tone. Biggest specimen of nile croc was 7.6m and 1.700(empty stomach), biggest saltie was 6.1-6.7m and 1.100kg On Burundi was the largest nile croc(not gustave). Bite force:5.000lbfs is the bite of the nile croc proven by Brady Barr and scientists.Saltie only has 3.700lbfs. Nile crocodiles are more aggressive killing 600 people per year and faces more predators.They are also tougher and have thicker hides than salties which only has soft skin on it's neck(of all big crocodilians salties are the one with the weakest hides).Nile crocs have much more fighting experience,because the face more challenges and predators like lion prides and of course hippos. And having more reflexes and agility than the saltwater croc makes another advantage. Nile crocs are stated as the 3rd bravest animal in Africa, that's why they are attacking elephants and rhinos and in some cases killed female rhinos and cutting in half the trunk of elephants. It's obviously that nile croc beat saltwater croc.
the Nile Crocodile has strongest bite force due to hunting bigger mammals than the Salty including buffalo, zebras and wildebeest its a formidable opponent.
The salties not only have the strongest jaws in the animal kingdom, but they are also the largest living reptiles they are also ancient animals that were alive since the dinosaurs,!
Deinosuchus: King of Crocodilians, Purrusaurus: Lurking Menace, Sarcosuchus: the Super Croc, Saltwater Crocodile: Master of Aquatic Ambushes, Nile Crocodile: Ancient Ambush Predators, American Crocodile: Lurking Teeth Beneath the River & Sea, Mugger Crocodile: Lurking Teeth Beneath the River & Swamps, American Alligator: Ancient Guardian, Black Caiman: Lurking Jaws of Amazon River, Gharial: the Smooth Asssasints
You actually have fallen for a common misconception. It doesn't have a bite force of 3700 psi as psi isn't even a measurement of force. It has a bite force of 3700 pounds correlating to tooth pressures of 350000 psi
I honestly think it would come down to a matter of size. Whoever is bigger would win. It's like ford, Chevy and Dodge. A ranger and an S10 are pretty close but a ram is gonna beat em both. You can throw any combination into the mix and the bigger one is probably going to win.
The nile crocodile is more aggressive and can get just as big or bigger than the salty. Plus, the nile has the strongest bite force as well. Its 50/50 between them to be honest
You make a decent point regarding the mugger or marsh crocodile. However, I know for a fact that in certain areas of Sri Lanka, where marsh crocs co-exist with the much rarer saltwater croc, a big salty will always dominate a typical marsh croc. Salties are larger (for sure) & more aggressive than marsh crocs. The largest marsh croc was around 17 to 18 ft; the largest saltwater croc maybe closer to 22-23 ft.
The Nile crocodile is stronger and larger than the saltwater crocodile because the Nile crocodile eats a lot and does not move much and is always fighting predatory animals.
salties will beat any crocodiles niles will lose cause of size and psi strength even if people say the nile hasnt been tested at biggest size it wont make much difference the saltie can go into saltwater too and its just a game changer
You're actually correct about that, all the more reason for people NOT to say they're the same. In fact Deinosuchus was an Alligator and NOT a Crocodile meanwhile Perusaurus was a Caiman. Caimans are more related to Alligators than they are to Crocodiles.
@@RotGator98 About a year ago, I saw a report that wild Nile Crocodiles were on the loose in the Florida Everglades. I was wondering if hybrid Nile Crocodile / American Alligator offspring would take over Florida because of their hybrid vigor. After a short internet search, I found that they can not interbreed. It was a fun idea.
As the salty gets bigger and jaws are. Way more powerful It will win 🏆 and out power jaw strength defiance And because of there higher aggression Have more fights under there belt
easily. the pressure is still all there. the teeth are only for holding on. its like the difference between having a car land on you, or a car with teeth on its tires. in either case you are squished
Disagree. How does salt water tolerance give Salty an advantage? Makes zero sense. The size advantage is not enough to make a difference. Nile is used to Africa. Aint no way Salty is winning more often. Its close but the Nile submits the Salty more often than not.
Does the salt water crocodile catch the same size prey that a Nile croc catches? Also is the prey that a salt water crocodile catches as aggressive or dangerous as what a Nile crocodile has to compete for? If not I that tells you who wins.
@Accentor100, fun fact, there are four extant families of crocodilians: Alligatoridae (Alligators), Caimanidae (Caimans), Crocodylidae (Crocodiles), and Gavialidae (Gharials), the alligators (family Alligatoridae) are constituted by two extant species under two genera: the American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) and the Chinese Alligator (Caigator sinensis), the caimans (family Caimanidae) are constituted by six extant species under four genera: the Dwarf Caiman (Palaeosuchus palpebrosus), the Smooth-Fronted Caiman (Palaeosuchus trigonatus), the Broad-Snouted Caiman (Caiman latirostris), the Black Caiman (Melanosuchus niger), the Spectacled Caiman (Jacaretinga crocodilus), and the Yacare Caiman (Jacaretinga yacare), the crocodiles (family Crocodylidae) are constituted by eighteen extant species under seven genera: the West African Slender-Snouted Crocodile (Mecistops cataphractus), the Central African Slender-Snouted Crocodile (Mecistops leptorhynchus), the Cope's Dwarf Crocodile (Osteolaemus tetraspis), the Osborn's Dwarf Crocodile (Osteolaemus osborni), the Nile Crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus), the Desert Crocodile (Crocodylus geoffroyi), the North American Crocodile (Neosuchus acutus), the Belize Crocodile (Neosuchus moreletii), the Cuban Crocodile (Neosuchus rhombifer), the Orinoco Crocodile (Neosuchus intermedius), the Freshwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus johnstoni), the Saltwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus porosus), the Schmidt's Crocodile (Nesosuchus novaeguineae), the Hall's Crocodile (Nesosuchus halli), the Bornean Crocodile (Tropicosuchus raninus), the Philippine Crocodile (Tropicosuchus mindorensis), the Siamese Crocodile (Tropicosuchus siamensis), and the Mugger Crocodile (Tropicosuchus palustris), and gharials (family Gavialidae) are constituted by two extant species under two genera: the Southeast Asian Gharial (Tomistoma schlegelii) and the Ganges Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus).
cheetah vs wolf be a more equal fight.since cougars kill them.as pantheria and felids can paw swipe and grapple cannides can only bite so its unfair as dogs legs dont have ajustible elbows to pin down prey.
There is ABSOLUTELY NO STRONG EVIDENCE for that. All evidence points to the saltwater croc as being larger than the Nile croc & that’s why WildCiencias (who know their science) made the salty the Star of this Video!
I love your videos keep this content up. Saltwater Crocodile vs Alligator Saltie low to mid difficulty Saltwater Crocodile vs Nile Crocodile Saltwater Crocodile high diff Saltwater Crocodile vs Gharial saltwater crocodile low to mid diff Saltwater Crocodile vs black Caiman Saltwater Crocodile mid to high diff. It depends on the size of these crocodilians
The saltwater crocodile, (especially the males of the species), is the biggest and strongest modern crocodile. The Nile crocodile, however, may come close to it.
The saltie also has the most hasty and aggressive attitude
Biggest nile crocodile is bigger than the biggest salty by 7 inches
If niles were protected they'd be same size or bigger
A 16foot nile crocodile has the strongest bite force even stronger than a 20foot salty, a 20footer nile Hasent been tested yet
@@niklaus9678Largest Nile is Gustave, although he is only 19ft or 20ft at best, while Lolong, a Saltie, is 20ft 3in so Salties are the biggest.
@@niklaus9678 because the nile doesnt get to 20 feet that often average is 16 thats why they havent tested 20 feet
saltwater crocodile is king 🐊👑💪
only the Nile crocodile comes close in strength and can challenge him.
Lol.. salty will take him to the sea and wait for his death
@@olmadepov nile crocodiles have saltglands too. Some have even been found chilling in the sea.
I'm surprised the American Crocodile was not included here. It can grow up to 20 feet so it's closer in size to the Salt Water Crocodile and crucially, it too often lives in marine enviroments.
Rarely grows that big and way less aggressive
On average they are alot smaller than the Salty. An 20ft specimen would be a challenge though.
The largest confirmed American crocodile I can find got up to 15 ft
@chairmanxijinpooh8392but they are not quite as vicious but I wouldn’t underestimate them
The lack of ATTITUDE matters here
When will we ever get to see the ultimate Crocodilian show down of
Deinosucus vs Purussaurus?
As for the Saltwater crocodile vs all other crocodilians only the Nile crocodile has the size power and Aggression To challenge the Saltwater crocodile for its crown.
The saltwater crocodile is the largest and most powerful reptile in the world
you never mentioned about nile croc's superior bite force (5000 psi) even though saltwater croc will win the fight
@@66Traveler99 😂😂😂its 3700 not 7700
Biggest Nile croc is bigger than the biggest salty bruh. And double bite force and niles have thicker upper skin
@@66Traveler99 he said about gustav the legendary nile croc. Bigger than today's saltie
@@66Traveler99 bro the biggest croc is the nile in length and in size, some that grew without being murdered by humans surpass salties in size both in length and weight.
Check out the biggest specimens by science, lolong was smaller than a nile that was 7 inches bigger also lolong isnt the heaviest salty, the current biggest salty in captivity was heavier even when lolong was alive
The nile crocodiles by nature have bigger prey to prey upon but arent a protected species like the salties in Australia, they 100% can grow larger than salties but 23foot is the max for modern crocodiles
The Saltwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus porosus) is a species of crocodile native to Asia and Oceania, it is the largest extant crocodile species, the largest extant crocodilian, and the largest extant reptile, it is one of the two extant species within the genus Thalassosuchus, the other being the Freshwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus johnstoni), it is also the only living marine crocodilian.
American crocodile says hi about living in marine water
@@berserker135 I was just going to say that and it's closer in size to the Salt Water Crocodile too. Still smaller but larger than these others.
@berserker135, its correct english name is "north american crocodile", the north american crocodile (Neosuchus acutus) is the type species of the genus Neosuchus, a genus that contains all true crocodiles (subfamily Crocodylinae) that live exclusively in the New World, the other three species of this genus are the belize crocodile (Neosuchus moreletii), the cuban crocodile (Neosuchus rhombifer), and the orinoco crocodile (Neosuchus intermedius), also, the north american crocodile (Neosuchus acutus) lives more often in freshwater and also is present in brackish water, thus making the saltwater crocodile (Thalassosuchus porosus) the only true marine reptile among crocodilians (order Crocodilia).
My worst nightmare is falling into a body water with a salt water crocodile.
I lived in the south and numerous times when swimming in lakes, I found myself way too close to alligators. Don’t care if they aren’t as strong as salties, still terrifying. 😂
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Nile crocodiles are the largest crocodiles in the world.Idk why everyone understimates African animals.
Size:nile croc average 4.2m-5.3m and 500-700kg.Salties average 3.5-5m and 400-550kg
Max size nile croc is 6.5m and 1.200kg while saltwater croc is 5.5-6.5m and 1tone.
Biggest specimen of nile croc was 7.6m and 1.700(empty stomach), biggest saltie was 6.1-6.7m and 1.100kg
On Burundi was the largest nile croc(not gustave).
Bite force:5.000lbfs is the bite of the nile croc proven by Brady Barr and scientists.Saltie only has 3.700lbfs.
Nile crocodiles are more aggressive killing 600 people per year and faces more predators.They are also tougher and have thicker hides than salties which only has soft skin on it's neck(of all big crocodilians salties are the one with the weakest hides).Nile crocs have much more fighting experience,because the face more challenges and predators like lion prides and of course hippos.
And having more reflexes and agility than the saltwater croc makes another advantage.
Nile crocs are stated as the 3rd bravest animal in Africa, that's why they are attacking elephants and rhinos and in some cases killed female rhinos and cutting in half the trunk of elephants.
It's obviously that nile croc beat saltwater croc.
the Nile Crocodile has strongest bite force due to hunting bigger mammals than the Salty including buffalo, zebras and wildebeest its a formidable opponent.
Nile crocodile has 5000 psi bite force and very aggressive which might give it a chance
Nile Crocodile Has The Strongest Bite Force
No
stupid
saltwater crocodile has the strongest bite in the world
The salties not only have the strongest jaws in the animal kingdom, but they are also the largest living reptiles they are also ancient animals that were alive since the dinosaurs,!
They dont have the strongest jaws that's false, nile has
I was just googling this yesterday 😅
What was / is your conclusion?
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Deinosuchus: King of Crocodilians,
Purrusaurus: Lurking Menace,
Sarcosuchus: the Super Croc,
Saltwater Crocodile: Master of Aquatic Ambushes,
Nile Crocodile: Ancient Ambush Predators,
American Crocodile: Lurking Teeth Beneath the River & Sea,
Mugger Crocodile: Lurking Teeth Beneath the River & Swamps,
American Alligator: Ancient Guardian,
Black Caiman: Lurking Jaws of Amazon River,
Gharial: the Smooth Asssasints
How about gustave
yes good stuff my boy keep it up more
Lolong the biggest crocodile captured.. from Philippines
Fun fact the crocodiles are actually living dinosaurs they lived about 200 million years ago and still live up to this very day.
You actually have fallen for a common misconception. It doesn't have a bite force of 3700 psi as psi isn't even a measurement of force. It has a bite force of 3700 pounds correlating to tooth pressures of 350000 psi
The Saltwater Crocodile is definitely the badass and strongest Crocodile
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its always a guess wether someone makes the mistake of conflating salt water crocs and american crocs.
I honestly think it would come down to a matter of size. Whoever is bigger would win. It's like ford, Chevy and Dodge. A ranger and an S10 are pretty close but a ram is gonna beat em both. You can throw any combination into the mix and the bigger one is probably going to win.
The Saltwater Crocodile is no match for the Himalayan Crocodile.
Lol, u fool!
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The nile crocodile is more aggressive and can get just as big or bigger than the salty. Plus, the nile has the strongest bite force as well. Its 50/50 between them to be honest
>zoomers don't know how outliers work
You missed the Mugger kind
You make a decent point regarding the mugger or marsh crocodile. However, I know for a fact that in certain areas of Sri Lanka, where marsh crocs co-exist with the much rarer saltwater croc, a big salty will always dominate a typical marsh croc. Salties are larger (for sure) & more aggressive than marsh crocs. The largest marsh croc was around 17 to 18 ft; the largest saltwater croc maybe closer to 22-23 ft.
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What about American crocodiles?
Yeah I mentioned that too and they can grow up to 20 feet and also can live in marine enviroments.
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The Nile crocodile is stronger and larger than the saltwater crocodile because the Nile crocodile eats a lot and does not move much and is always fighting predatory animals.
salties will beat any crocodiles niles will lose cause of size and psi strength even if people say the nile hasnt been tested at biggest size it wont make much difference the saltie can go into saltwater too and its just a game changer
I think alligators and crocodiles are different enough genetically that they can not interbreed.
You're actually correct about that, all the more reason for people NOT to say they're the same.
In fact Deinosuchus was an Alligator and NOT a Crocodile meanwhile Perusaurus was a Caiman.
Caimans are more related to Alligators than they are to Crocodiles.
@@RotGator98 About a year ago, I saw a report that wild Nile Crocodiles were on the loose in the Florida Everglades. I was wondering if hybrid Nile Crocodile / American Alligator offspring would take over Florida because of their hybrid vigor. After a short internet search, I found that they can not interbreed. It was a fun idea.
@@SmedleyDouwright meanwhile American Crocodiles are interbreeding with Cuban Crocodiles and creating hybrid offspring.
Maybe nile crocodilo can be close to it!
I am going to die from the video
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Why was the Central American crocodile skipped? I thought it would've been included.
Where is americain crocodille of costa rica
I wonder could saltwater survive in the amazon
As the salty gets bigger and jaws are. Way more powerful
It will win 🏆 and out power jaw strength defiance
And because of there higher aggression
Have more fights under there belt
Nile crocs can grow a lot bigger
The saltwater crocodile is the biggest but the nile crocodile is the most aggressive dangerous with the strongest bite force
Niles are awesome but your claim is just an opinion not a fact
Salt water crocodile 🐊 vs great white shark 🦈 please
Could a salty beat Gustave? I believe Gustave was a huge maneating Nile crocodile.
he be the smallest if he was a Saltie i have a theory he was one
@@ashleyoasis7948 what are you basing that theory on?
nile croc can hold its own
Unarmed human vs saltwater crocodile without teeth
Who would win?
Can crocodile kill human without teeth?
They possibly could use the mouth to death roll still and then you drown?
easily. the pressure is still all there. the teeth are only for holding on. its like the difference between having a car land on you, or a car with teeth on its tires. in either case you are squished
@@theflyingdutchguy9870Exactly! 5000 psi bit force would crush you with or without teeth.
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I don't think any nonvenomous reptiles can take a saltie even remotely
Disagree. How does salt water tolerance give Salty an advantage? Makes zero sense. The size advantage is not enough to make a difference. Nile is used to Africa. Aint no way Salty is winning more often. Its close but the Nile submits the Salty more often than not.
If black caiman doesn't desth roll the gator wins that fight, they roll like an egg
Why don’t y’all ever include the American crocodile
Purusaurus rigriodensis vs purusaurus braziliensis
Does the salt water crocodile catch the same size prey that a Nile croc catches? Also is the prey that a salt water crocodile catches as aggressive or dangerous as what a Nile crocodile has to compete for? If not I that tells you who wins.
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Bro saltwater crocodile can bite up to 7000 psi
Gharial would get snapped in half
Saltie is the kaiju king
I think MAGAR can give a good challenge to the SALTY
could salties survive the Mediterranean and the Red sea as well as the straight of Hormouz
I know the nile crocodile would give the saltwater crocodile a real good fight
Some nile crocodile grow up to 20 feet
Deinosuchus regriodiansis vs purusaurus braziliansis
Rigged. Theres so many reptiles that can take on a salty. Trex for one. And godzilla obviously. Obviously biased
Can crocodile and alligators have offspring with each other
no. that would be like a human having a child with a mouse
No, they're too far apart genetically. While in the same order they belong to different families.
@Accentor100, fun fact, there are four extant families of crocodilians: Alligatoridae (Alligators), Caimanidae (Caimans), Crocodylidae (Crocodiles), and Gavialidae (Gharials), the alligators (family Alligatoridae) are constituted by two extant species under two genera: the American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) and the Chinese Alligator (Caigator sinensis), the caimans (family Caimanidae) are constituted by six extant species under four genera: the Dwarf Caiman (Palaeosuchus palpebrosus), the Smooth-Fronted Caiman (Palaeosuchus trigonatus), the Broad-Snouted Caiman (Caiman latirostris), the Black Caiman (Melanosuchus niger), the Spectacled Caiman (Jacaretinga crocodilus), and the Yacare Caiman (Jacaretinga yacare), the crocodiles (family Crocodylidae) are constituted by eighteen extant species under seven genera: the West African Slender-Snouted Crocodile (Mecistops cataphractus), the Central African Slender-Snouted Crocodile (Mecistops leptorhynchus), the Cope's Dwarf Crocodile (Osteolaemus tetraspis), the Osborn's Dwarf Crocodile (Osteolaemus osborni), the Nile Crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus), the Desert Crocodile (Crocodylus geoffroyi), the North American Crocodile (Neosuchus acutus), the Belize Crocodile (Neosuchus moreletii), the Cuban Crocodile (Neosuchus rhombifer), the Orinoco Crocodile (Neosuchus intermedius), the Freshwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus johnstoni), the Saltwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus porosus), the Schmidt's Crocodile (Nesosuchus novaeguineae), the Hall's Crocodile (Nesosuchus halli), the Bornean Crocodile (Tropicosuchus raninus), the Philippine Crocodile (Tropicosuchus mindorensis), the Siamese Crocodile (Tropicosuchus siamensis), and the Mugger Crocodile (Tropicosuchus palustris), and gharials (family Gavialidae) are constituted by two extant species under two genera: the Southeast Asian Gharial (Tomistoma schlegelii) and the Ganges Gharial (Gavialis gangeticus).
Leopard vs Grey wolf
1v1 its the leopard easily. lone wolves get killed by mountain lions
Wolf gets annihilated
cheetah vs wolf be a more equal fight.since cougars kill them.as pantheria and felids can paw swipe and grapple cannides can only bite so its unfair as dogs legs dont have ajustible elbows to pin down prey.
largest nile croc ever recorded was larger than the largest Salt water croc ever recorded
There is ABSOLUTELY NO STRONG EVIDENCE for that. All evidence points to the saltwater croc as being larger than the Nile croc & that’s why WildCiencias (who know their science) made the salty the Star of this Video!
I love your videos keep this content up.
Saltwater Crocodile vs Alligator
Saltie low to mid difficulty
Saltwater Crocodile vs Nile Crocodile
Saltwater Crocodile high diff
Saltwater Crocodile vs Gharial
saltwater crocodile low to mid diff
Saltwater Crocodile vs black Caiman
Saltwater Crocodile mid to high diff.
It depends on the size of these crocodilians
An 16 foot to 18 foot gator could fight a salty and probably win
Gharial, really? Really? 😆
Lol, th made up confrontation stories amount to zero value really.😅
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