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It focuses on Mr. Seeto, a crocodile farmer near Madang, who raises young crocodiles for their skins. The text highlights interesting facts about crocodiles, such as their shy nature, the speed at which they close their mouths compared to opening them, and the possibility of handling small, relaxed crocodiles. Mr. Seeto's farming methods are described, including keeping crocodiles in size-segregated pens with shaded concrete floors and water for hiding, feeding them once a day in the evening to avoid flies, and using rubber bands to secure their jaws when handling them. The article also warns about the danger of a crocodile's tail. The excerpt includes a \"Check Your Understanding\" section with multiple-choice and short-answer questions designed to test comprehension of the presented information, covering feeding frequency, crocodile organization, natural habitat resemblance, sourcing of crocodiles, reactions to fear, and potential dangers. The accompanying image depicts a crocodile with its mouth open, illustrating the subject matter.","Shy, Strong and Fast  \nSchool Journal Senior 1, 1999-V1 .1  \nEnglish Story Book  \nDid you know that crocodiles are shy animals? Did you know that they close their mouths a lot faster than they open them?  \nAnd did you know that you can catch and hold small crocodiles when they are relaxed?  \nMr Seeto knows these things, because he farms crocodiles on a small island near Madang. He catches young crocodiles and rears them for their skins.  \nMr. Seeto keeps them in pens according to their sizes. During the day, they lie around on the concrete floors of their pens, shaded by trees. But if they hear a noise, they dive into the water and hide under the boards he has put there for them. After a while, they will poke their heads out to see if it is safe. That’s how shy these little crocodiles are.  \nOne of the biggest problems for a  \nHe feeds the crocodiles once a day, in the evening, so that the flies don't sit on the meat all day.  \nWhen Mr. Seeto wants to pick up oneof the crocodiles, he puts a big rubber band around its jaws to keep them shut. He can do this because eventhough a crocodile can snap its mouth shut quickly, it can only open it slowly. He still has to watch out for the thrusting tail.  \nFor the three-year-olds that are ready  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n1) How often does Mr. Seeto feed the crocodiles?  \n a) Once a day  \n b) Twice a day  \n c) Twice a week  \n d) Whenever they are hungry  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n2) How does Mr. Seeto organise his crocodiles?  \n a) By colour  \n b) By age  \n c) By gender  \n d) By size  \nCheck Your Understanding  \n3) Do the crocodile pens resemble their natural habitat? 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