What adaptions does a crocodile?

Answer 1

Like any organism, crocodiles have far too many adaptations to mention(even the ability to breathe is an adaptation). Some special adaptations include a broad, powerful tail for swimming, a good ability to hold their breath while underwater, and one of the strongest bite forces of any living animal. They are capable of slowing down their metabolisms dramatically when food is scarce, and can survive for months without food if necessary.

Answer 2

they evolved to be expert swimmers over millions of years, nature also gave them whats nessasary to be killers, they also have strong jaws for clamping down prey which are filled with razor like teeth to pirece though animal hide and crush bone. their tails are also paddle shaped, giving them fast swimming speed

Answer 3

adaptations of a nile crocodile is alot such as it's eyes nose ears on the top of it's head is to smell hear and see better and it's boney jaw is to sqeeze better

Answer 4

Specifically quite a bit. What many note however as particularly interesting is that they exhibit parental care and vocalization.

Answer 5

They have long toungs to where they can catch their prey