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Aztec methods and crocodiles: How biologists are restoring mangroves in Mexico

MONGABAY · Laura Allen · Oct 30, 2026 17:05 UTC

In 2017, Omar Trujillo Santos was sitting in a small wooden boat holding a crocodile, its skin soft like a snake. He helped untie the reptile, a juvenile Morelet’s crocodile, and carefully guided it into the dark water. It swam off to find a new home in the Alvarado Lagoons System in Veracruz, southeastern Mexico, […]

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