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FLORIDA EVERGLADES - A Florida woman on a mission to see what is believed to be the largest crocodile in Everglades National Park came face-to-face with the giant beast this week – and "Croczilla" did not disappoint.Wildlife photographer Kymberly Clark had been looking for the famous 14-foot crocodile for months with no luck. She visited the park on Sunday in search of the legendary reptile, but after not finding anything, she told Insider she was "feeling defeated" and decided to leave. As she was driving away, "Croczilla" appeared!"I passed the last truck that was hauling kayaks and there it was!" she said, adding,"When I saw this guy, I am not sure who opened their mouth wider, Croczilla or me?"In videos posted to Instagram, the massive animal is seen hanging out by the edge of the water, opening its gigantic mouth and showing off its razor-sharp teeth!TRENDING: VIDEO: Famous smiling shark 'Snooty' greets diver off coast of Florida"The open mouth is not a sign of aggression but usually a way of regulating body temperature or a yawn," Clark wrote.

Crocs shoes are pictured in a file image. (Photo by Dina Rudick/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) BROOMFIELD, Colo. - Crocs is celebrating its 20th anniversary by giving away thousands of free pairs of shoes each day through Oct.

health after experts noticed a change in his "gangster" appearance. The 14ft croc has become a popular hit with tourists and is known for his hardman exterior, but has since caused concern with his growing abscess.

America’s nurses, is being celebrated by several restaurant chains and brands nationwide. The week-long celebration begins on May 6, which is National Nurses Day, and runs through May 12 — Florence Nightingale’s birthday. Nightingale was a 19th-century nurse credited with being the founder of modern nursing.Some deals and freebies being offered for medical professionals are throughout the year, and others are being offered this week:Nurses, other medical professionals and first responders can receive 30% off in-store and on the Adidas website, as well as 20% off at factory outlet stores when they verify their profession via ID.me.Amazon is offering a selection of four medical drama books available for free on Prime Reading to "honor nurses and their hard work and heroism."Crocs is hosting a giveaway that runs through 12 p.m.

LOS ANGELES - Crocs is bringing back a promotion where it is giving away thousands of pairs of free shoes to healthcare workers amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Crocs is a Colorado-based shoemaker, known for their iconic foam clogs that come in several different colors and variations. So far the company has donated over 1 million pairs since the onset of the pandemic in 2020. In 2020, the company spearheaded a similar initiative around the beginning of the pandemic to recognize and provide comfort to frontline healthcare workers. "Since the spring of 2020, we’ve donated nearly 1M free pairs of shoes to healthcare heroes on the frontlines of COVID-19. Most of us today now get to live comfortably thanks to their tireless efforts, but we want to recognize that healthcare professionals are still taking care of our community day in and day out.

Canadians working from home continue to stay ‘on the job’ while sick Kolczycki said a common condition people are experiencing is plantar fasciitis — which causes pain in the bottom of the foot and the heel, and is often caused by extra pressure and not a lot of foot support.“When we like to throw on things like sandals or flip-flops or even slippers… sure, it gives our feet a little bit of comfort, but it doesn’t do anything for the support on our feet,” he said.“Places like our heels have to start compensating to make it better, so we have to help our feet out and get them into a little more support.”As for Crocs, Kolczycki said in the podiatry world, he would usually say “no Crocs ever,” but he understands people’s desire for comfort

Priyanka Chopra has teamed up with bosses at Crocs to give shoes to healthcare workers in India and Los Angeles.