A large one would weigh around 600 pounds.
yes
The fresh water crock and the salt water crock.
A saltwater crocodile would not survive in fresh water. Salt water animals need the salt to keep them alive and to nourish them.
Fish, tadpoles, frogs, snakes, lizards(some), fresh water crocodile's.
The weight of fresh water is largely dependent on its temperature. A US gallon of fresh water weighs about 8.328676 pounds at 70 degrees F.
A scuba diver needs more weight in the ocean than in fresh water because salt water is denser than fresh water, making it more buoyant. The additional weight helps the diver sink and maintain a neutral buoyancy underwater.
it depends what type of crocodile saltwater crocodiles can be up to 16ft fresh water crocodiles can be substancialy less
No, not all crocodiles are saltwater species. Some crocodiles, like the American crocodile, can live in both saltwater and freshwater habitats. There are also freshwater crocodile species, such as the Nile crocodile, which primarily inhabit freshwater rivers, lakes, and wetlands.
They are a fresh water fish and I imagine some birds would eat them or a crocodile or two since they are in South America.
=there is a fresh water crocodile witch waits under the water and when pray shows either under water , on the surface or on land , it springs up and attacks its prey.=
There are algae, corals, seaweed, etc., etc.,etc.
Crocodile Dundee has 'crocodile' in it. Movies with crocodiles include Black Water, Primeval, The Crocodile Hunter and Crocodile.