Because crocodiles live in bodies of water, they come out to bask when cold, and go in to water to cool down when hot. Some crocodiles, like some caimans, can darken/lighten the color of their scales so that light is absorbed/reflected further.l
Crocodiles typically live in warm, tropical climates with abundant water sources like rivers, marshes, and swamps. They can also be found in some temperate regions where water temperatures remain relatively high.
Crocodiles do not live in South Dakota as the climate is too cold, however, there is one crocodile in South Dakota, at Reptile Gardens in Rapid City, South Dakota.
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Crocodiles are reptiles.. They do not regulate their own body temperature (as mammals do). Crocodiles absorb heat from their surroundings - or by basking in the sun. A 'typical working' temperature would be around 30 C.
They are not good parents. The eggs hatch and the babies are on their own .
Depends on where you get shot.
i think fishes and lions and tigers,butterflies,hippos and crocodiles however i am not sure
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they suvive by taking brakes
Male crocodiles mate with female crocodiles but that is a far as it goes. Not that he has a choice because the mother crocodile does not tolerate another living being near her eggs. After they hatch, the mother carries them safely to water and nourishes them until they are able to fend for themselves. Only a few of them will survive and reach maturity.Male crocodiles are one of the biggest threats to young crocodiles, because he will have no problem with devouring his own offspring. It is a known fact that crocodiles will kill other crocodiles (big and small) to defend their territory or when there is a foodshortage.
Female crocodiles do not typically adopt baby crocodiles from other nests. They are solitary creatures and prioritize their own offspring's survival. It is rare for a female crocodile to care for unrelated young in the wild.
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