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Does saltwater crocodiles live longer in captivity?
yes
What do crocodiles eat in captivity?
adult crocodiles eat fish, turtles, zebra, hippos, big cats and humans! babt crocodiles like insects and frogs hope this helped you out!
Why are the population going down on crocodiles and aliorgators?
Either from deforestation, people hunting them, or captivity. Very sad.
What type of crocodile lives in the River Ouse?
The River Ouse in England does not have native crocodiles, as it is not a habitat suitable for them. Crocodiles are typically found in warmer climates, such as tropical and subtropical regions. In the UK, any crocodiles seen in rivers would likely be escapees from captivity rather than a species living in the wild.
Do crocodiles cause death?
A few people each year are killed by crocodiles. Many animals are killed by crocodiles each year.
How many babies does a crocodile produce every month?
Crocodiles do not reproduce every month. Crocodiles do not have babies. Crocodiles lay eggs about once a year.
How many anus has a crocodiles?
2
How many crocodiles did Tutankhamun have?
5000 +
Who are American crocodiles pretators?
American Crocodiles are eaten by many things as baby's. This includes: birds, fish, other crocodiles, snakes, turtles, reptiles, and anything that is interested.
What is being done to the crocodiles?
Crocodiles are often subjected to various conservation efforts aimed at protecting their habitats and populations, as many species face threats from habitat loss, poaching, and climate change. In some regions, conservation programs involve breeding initiatives, habitat restoration, and legal protections to prevent illegal hunting. Additionally, research and monitoring efforts are being conducted to better understand their behavior and health. In some cases, crocodiles are also managed in captivity for educational and tourism purposes.
What are crocodiles used for?
Crocodiles are helpful because they keep the ecosystem they live in, in check, they keep the population of its prey in sufficient numbers, and they also help prevent the spread of some diseases that animals carry. For example, if a new species was introduced into the crocodiles habitat, and it was carrying a disease, the crocodile would eat it, stopping the spread of the disease to humans. The crocodile wouldn't necessarily die, because some animals like crocodiles are immune to some diseases that humans aren't. So you see, crocodiles maybe scary and ugly, but without them, our ecosystem would perish.IMMUNE: not bothered or affected by
How many spikes do crocodiles have on there backs?
You'd suspect it'd vary based on the crocodiles' length.
