What IS this a picture of? Dead Human Hands? Croco-paws? Chinese bear? Paws caught in the cookie jar?
http://tinyurl.com/9snxz2
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Here is an article about selling crocodile steaks in Singapore, which may provide some context for the image:
http://www.fundistraction.com/2007/07/tasty-crocodile-steak-in-singapore.html
Crocodile foot 1:
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1010/861238586_0d01f52d93.jpg?v=0
Crocodile foot 2:
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1220/937959595_8740679ca5.jpg?v=0
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Seriously. They're reptilian, so I'm figuring something like iguana...not nearly as dangerous to try to farm as crocs, and probably hard to tell apart.
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I'll agree to a compromise, I think they're both. The upper claws appear olive brown, the lower ones appear to be "blackish," suggesting this could be accurately be called a bin of "crocodilian" feet, inclusive of both alligators and crocodiles. Without more detail I don't think we can get a final morphological decision.
"Another physical difference is that crocodiles have a lighter olive brown coloration, while alligators appear blackish. Alligators also prefer freshwater while crocodiles like brackish water and sometimes even ocean."
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-the-difference-between-a-crocodile-and-an-alligator.htm
