How do Philippine crocodiles look after it young?

Answer 1

Their mother looks after her baby crocodiles during their first year while they learn to swim and to hunt. The instincts of the babies are to follow their mother and learn from her by watching what she does.

Answer 2

She is very defensive over her nest, after hatching the care is minimum though, they wil have to take care of themselves, they can call for there mother, who if she is in the neighbourhood, wil go to the origin of the call and possibly take care of a predator interfering with the young.

Answer 3

The baby crocodile has this special tooth, called the 'egg tooth' which it uses to crack the egg. Then the baby makes speaks, to alert the mother. Then it digs itself out of it's hole, and if it hasn't been devoured by some predator, like a monitor lizard, it's mother picks it up in her mouth and carries it to the nearest water source. Where she will watch over them.

Answer 4

usually they don't, they're on their own from as soon they're hatched.

Answer 5

They don't. Young snakes must fend for themselves from the very beginning of life.

Answer 6

they do it by putting it in their mouth