Can a crocodile be a landmark?

Answer 1

Crocodiles are usually landmarks in the continents where they are most abundant and noticeable, Africa for the Nile subspecies, and Australia for the saltwater subspecies. But around North, Central, and South America, the American subspecies is not as landmarked because it is not a man-eater like its Nile and saltwater relatives. Instead, North, Central, and South America is often based around the American alligator and several subspecies of caimans.