hippos are the king of the river.i know dat salties live in seas but hippos are capable of biting any croc saltie or freshie into half and are known to kill sharks,lions and yioung elephants so hippo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) has it's largest populations in northern Australia (particularly the Top End of the Northern Territory,) New Guinea and Bhitarkanika National Park of eastern India. The species is also found throughout Indonesia, Malaysia and the Solomon Islands in varying densities (some areas harbor large populations, others very small or non-existent.) Very small populations live in a few parts of the Philippines while other small populations live in the Sundarbans of India/Bangladesh. There is a remnant population in southern Myanmar and they also still exist in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Saltwater crocodiles are locally extinct in Vietnam, Thailand and possibly Cambodia. The most isolated population lives in the islands of Palau. The largest crocodiles in current times are likely found in either Australia, Bhitarkanika (India) or New Guinea....although giants are also found in Indonesia (usually when they are killed following an attack on a human.) The largest crocodile accurately measured was a saltwater crocodile from Papua New Guinea in 1980 (nearly 21 feet in length.) The supposed 23 foot saltwater crocodile from Bhitarkanika was not actually measured and was based on a visual observation from a park ranger (NOT a crocodile expert.) Visual observations are prone to over-exaggeration and Guinness has sense removed the claim. It is definitely possible for saltwater crocodiles to reach over 6 meters and possibly even 7 meters, but larger than that is unlikely. At any rate, crocodiles over 5 meters (16.5 feet) are rare and your best chances for seeing one are in one of the many rivers of Australia's Top End.
Overall, it should be safe, but it is increasing the risk of some things. In saltwater, sharks can smell even small amounts of blood. The chances of this actually being a problem are probably low, but it is a possibility. Also, you can increase the chances of infections by allowing various bacterias to enter an open wound.
All dogs do strange things. Chances are your Aussie is only doing it because there is nothing else to chew on.
the chances are very common because most puppies will get traits from their mom or dad so most likely the puppies will get it but there is a very scarce chance they will not HOPE THIS HELPS
If you go to The Embassy of your native country, they will be able to provide you with answers, and possibly even protect you and/or help you leave the country.
No, i wouldn't use it in the freshwater tank. It's been sitting in salt for quite a while, and chances are your salt water sand is comprised of bits of shells. They will throw off the chemistry of your tank and lead to fish loss.
Chances of what?
Red drum have black spots just anterior to their caudal fin (tail). In most creatures, this feature serves as a distractor causing predators to strike at the after end of the fish rather than at the anterior (head) end. This improves the drum chances for survival quite considerably.
if you are around 10 then the chances are very slim, but the older you get the more chances you have of dying
What are present chances for teachers?
What are the survival chances for hepatits a
3 chances for class 12th/ one chances for class 10th