The freshwater crocodile of Australia and some other Pacific areas is smaller than the saltwater variety and is generally a fish eater distinguished by long slim jaws and fine teeth. The Australian saltwater crocodile is said to be the most dangerous of all the crocodile species with big specimens attaining a length of 6 metres or more. They will eat anything from a cow to a cat! Sadly, humans have also been taken by them at times.
The Freshwater Crocodile (also known as Johnson's Crocodile) lives in the freshwater rivers, estuaries and swamps in Northern Australia. The Gharial (also called teh Indian Gavial) comes from India. The Gharial has a long, slender snout with approximately 110 teeth which feeds mainly on fish, whereas the Australian Freshwater Crocodile has a pointed snout (much like the point of a capital 'A')
Size and where they live, saltwater croc lives in saltie water ; freshwater croc lives in fresh water
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the freshwater croc only grows 7 foot while the saltwater croc can grow 19 foot or more
Yes. Saltwater Crocs are bigger and generally more aggressive.
the saltwater crocodile.
it is 6-7metres long and the freshwater is 4-5meters.
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The freshwater crocodile live in freshwater, and the saltwater crocodile lives in saltwater.
crocodiles are both salt and fresh water animals but most of the time they live in streams from the oceans to lakes
Yes
Saltwater's are more aggressive than Freshwaters.Salties are the deadliest crocs. Freshies have a smaller snout. And theres more than that.
Crocodiles are native to Africa, Australia, Madagascar, and the U.S.A. Even if they are salt water crocodiles they are perfectly happy living in fresh water and sometimes seek it out, especially during the summer when fresh water is colder than salt water. They live in bays, mangroves, places where salt and fresh water mix, rivers, and in coastal areas.
It depends on the type of Crocodile: Saltwater Crocodiles obviously live in salt water, and visa versa
False crocodiles live in salt water too.
There are both salt water and fresh water crocs.
salt water crocodiles do, and can go from fresh to salt water at will.
salt water and fresh water
Salt Water Crocodiles are native to Southeat Asia and Australia, which is nowhere near Egypt, furhtermore the Nile is fresh water, not salt water.
It depends! Alligators like fresh water and Crocodiles like salt water!
Saltwater is the largest species.
No. Niagara Falls is too cold for crocodiles.
Crocodiles are native to Africa, Australia, Madagascar, and the U.S.A. Even if they are salt water crocodiles they are perfectly happy living in fresh water and sometimes seek it out, especially during the summer when fresh water is colder than salt water. They live in bays, mangroves, places where salt and fresh water mix, rivers, and in coastal areas.
It depends on the type of Crocodile: Saltwater Crocodiles obviously live in salt water, and visa versa
False crocodiles live in salt water too.
They can. They can also live in brackish or swamp water.
Estuarine Crocodiles and Salt Water Crocodiles!
No, salt water crocodiles are the number one man-killer, after malaria and AIDS, in Africa.
Fresh and salt water are very different for one key reason, fresh water doesn't contain salt and salt water obviously does. There are different flora and fauna in fresh and salt water for this reason.