A crocodilian uses its tail to propel it through the water. The tail acts as a rudder as well, and it gives these reptiles good speed and agility in water.
Crocodiles move live any other four legged animal. They also swim well in the water.
they use their legs as rudders and their tail pushes them along
They move around by their feet. They move around by their feet. They move around by their feet. They move around by their feet.
With the help of their long and powerful tail, that they move sideways.
it swims and shifts acrossn the surface
Alligators and crocodiles use their tales to swim rapidly. They are able to propel themselves further in the water using the tail.
well, you better know how to swim fast and skip things around you! aligators like to stay near the surface and on the ocean floor! so dont swim there or your dead! lol. but really! why would you want to swim a river with alligators???? well, you better know how to swim fast and skip things around you! aligators like to stay near the surface and on the ocean floor! so dont swim there or your dead! lol. but really! why would you want to swim a river with alligators????
To help them swim ! Webbed feet push more water away than non-webbed.
There are several animals that fit that description: alligators, crocodiles, and gharials.
One foot in front of the other like any other legged creature.
Alligators and crocodiles use their tales to swim rapidly. They are able to propel themselves further in the water using the tail.
So they can swim.
they enjoy swimming.
well, you better know how to swim fast and skip things around you! aligators like to stay near the surface and on the ocean floor! so dont swim there or your dead! lol. but really! why would you want to swim a river with alligators???? well, you better know how to swim fast and skip things around you! aligators like to stay near the surface and on the ocean floor! so dont swim there or your dead! lol. but really! why would you want to swim a river with alligators????
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alligators
Crocodiles attack people when they come down to the river to wash clothes or to swim. Alligators do not live in Africa.
To help them swim ! Webbed feet push more water away than non-webbed.
Alligators await their prey by lying very still with only their eyes above water. When an animal comes near, they suddenly swim forward and clamp down hard on their victim with bone-crushing strength.
There are several animals that fit that description: alligators, crocodiles, and gharials.
One foot in front of the other like any other legged creature.
two alligators alligators.