| ! Whose crocodile tears? ! | |
| "A crocodile in the city sewers." | |
| "A crocodile is in the city sewers." | |
| "Have you seen a crocodile going past? | |
| "I have no information about a crocodile wearing a red..." | |
| ! Whose crocodile tears? ! | |
| "A crocodile in the city sewers." | |
| "A crocodile is in the city sewers." | |
| "Have you seen a crocodile going past? | |
| "I have no information about a crocodile wearing a red..." | |
| "A woman threw herself into a pool of hungry crocodiles in a zoo that was crowded with visitors at the time. | |
| "All crocodiles are flesh-eaters. | |
| "Box jellyfish, crocodiles, snakes, blue ring octopus, red black spiders, funnel web spiders, great white sharks... | |
| "I'm not sure I will come across elephants or crocodiles immediately," "but I shall write and tell you the minute I do." | |
| "It's probably full of snakes and eels and crocodiles," | |
| "A woman threw herself into a pool of hungry crocodiles in a zoo that was crowded with visitors at the time. | |
| "All crocodiles are flesh-eaters. | |
| "Box jellyfish, crocodiles, snakes, blue ring octopus, red black spiders, funnel web spiders, great white sharks... | |
| "I'm not sure I will come across elephants or crocodiles immediately," "but I shall write and tell you the minute I do." | |
| "It's probably full of snakes and eels and crocodiles," | |
