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Like all animals, crocodiles have developed many adaptations to aid in their survival. They have developed successful ways of reproduction, feeding, locomotion, and others.
Because reptiles are cold-blooded, the crocodiles have to find ways to maintain their body temperatures. During cooler months, the crocs bask in the sun on the mud of tidal riverbanks. During the hotter months, they hang out mostly in the water and in the shade and only come out to hunt in the evening and night.
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What is an adaptation for the whistling thorn?
an adaptation is the savanna for a whistiling thorn is its thorns
When was African Savanna Hare created?
African Savanna Hare was created in 1865.
What kind of organisms are in tropical savanna?
A variety of mammals, insects, birds and other creatures live in the savanna. The world's largest land mammal, the African elephant, lives in the savanna, as does the Nile crocodile, the hyena and many varieties of bees, ants and even several different types of mosquito.
What is structural adaptation for a crocodile?
the crocodile adapts t environment by eating all it can!!
Which is an abiotic factor in an African savanna ecosystem?
Seasonal rainfall is an abiotic factor in the African savanna
What is lemon grass' adaptation to the savanna?
The shallow root system lets it obsorb water rapidly from the surface layers of the soil.
What are interesting things about the African Savanna?
the savanna is not often visited
What is an african grassland?
The Savanna.
Who is the top predator in the grasslands of the savanna?
If you were asking about the African savanna, it would be the Lion.
Which African kingdoms developed in the African savanna's?
songhai's Empire
What Type of organisms found in the tropical savanna?
many variety of mammels, insects, birds. the largest animal is the african elephant. also the nile crocodile, heyenas. many varieties of bees, ants, and misquitos.
Who is Nile Crocodile?
The nile crocodile is the large crocodile of the African rivers, very dangerous to humans.
