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Do crocodiles live in estuaries?
Yes, They do.
How do Crocodiles sink and stay under water?
Crocodiles close there valve to stay under water.
How can you avoid a dangerous crocodile?
It is unwise to get too close to the crocodile because the crocodiles are the largest and most of the ferocios of all the reptiles.
What hunts crocodile?
People hunt crocodiles. They are a apex predator and most animals stay away from them.
How do crocodiles find shelter?
Crocodiles mostly stay underwater for shelter if its raining either way crocodiles are fine.
How can crocodiles stay safe?
Gun Control.
Do crocodiles stay by themselves?
No they hunt together and eat animals.
Do crocodiles need to stay wet?
no they dont. they bask in the sun for hours.
When are crocodiles likely to be slow in their movement?
The crocodiles are likely to be slow movements because they don't want to scare there pray's away.
Where do fresh water crocodiles live?
They can. They can also live in brackish or swamp water.
How long can Crocodiles stay on land?
Crocodiles can stay on land for several hours, up to 8-10 hours, depending on factors like temperature and activity level. They rely on water for many essential functions, so they will eventually need to return to the water to regulate their body temperature, hydrate, and hunt.
What is the difference to the fresh water crocodile and the salt water crocodile?
The main difference between freshwater crocodiles and saltwater crocodiles lies in their habitats and size. Freshwater crocodiles are typically found in rivers, lakes, and freshwater environments in Australia and are smaller, usually reaching about 10 feet in length. In contrast, saltwater crocodiles inhabit coastal areas, estuaries, and brackish waters, and are the largest living reptiles, capable of growing over 20 feet long. Additionally, saltwater crocodiles have a more aggressive nature compared to the generally shy freshwater crocodiles.
