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Nile croc Henry turns 124

Crocworld will hand out free cupcakes to visitors in celebration of Henry's birthday.

He is believed to be the oldest known Nile crocodile in captivity – Henry of the Crocworld Conservation Centre will turn 124 on December 16.

A party will be held for the centre’s most famous resident crocodile, and everyone is invited.

According to Crocworld, Henry has been a resident at the centre since 1985.

“Crocworld will hand out free cupcakes to visitors in celebration of Henry’s birthday. This is also a chance to meet one of Henry’s oldest friends, Colgate. Clocking in at some 90-odd years, Colgate also happens to be the second-biggest croc at the centre and quite the celebrity himself,” said the centre.

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