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Here are a few tips for navigating the Animal Planet website.

It's our way of helping you get exactly where you want to go as quickly as possible. First, the part you probably already know — you can use the search box above (or below) by typing in a keyword, then clicking the "go!" button. You'll get direct links to all of our Web pages that contain your keyword.

For instance, do you want to know the difference between crocodiles and alligators? Type in "crocodiles," click the button and you'll see links to all of our crocodile-related content.

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But maybe you're looking for more general adventures into subject areas that interest you.

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