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TO GO WITH THE STORY TITLED VENEZUELA CROCODILE RANCHERS -- An Orinoco crocodile jumps out of the water at the Puerto Miranda Ranch in San Fernando de Apure, about 190 miles south of Caracas, Venezuela, April 4, 2001. After decades of killing by hunters who sold their prized skins, the caiman was a threatened species and there were less than 10,000 Orinoco crocodiles left. Under a 5-year-old government program in which hunters raise more caimans than they kill, the caiman and the Orinoco crocodile are coming back from the brink of extinction. (AP Photo/Fernando Llano) {{ SAN FERNANDO DE APURE VENEZUELA CROCODILE RANCHERS }}