Where are you most likely to find a salt water crocodile in australia?

Answer 1

Only in far northern Australia; the general range extends from Broome on the west coast all the way through the Kimberleys and the entire Top End of the Northern Territory, through the Cape York Peninsula of Queensland down to Rockhampton on the east coast. However, the highest numbers are present in the Top End of the Northern Territory near Darwin.

Answer 2

The saltwater crocodile lives in a variety of habitats. The name "saltwater crocodile" is derived from the fact that the species is known to occasionally travel long distances at sea but it is mostly associated with river mouths/estuaries. The highest saltwater crocodile densities have been recorded within the lower sections of the rivers of Australia's Northern Territory and the island of New Guinea. The species is also found, sometimes in high densities, a fair distance inland within freshwater swamps, lakes and rivers. The hatchling crocodiles require freshwater to survive, so the species is not a "true" marine crocodile. The American crocodile of Central America, Mexico, the Caribbean and southern Florida lives in similar habitat and is often mistakenly called "saltwater crocodile" due its tendency to travel within the ocean as well.

Answer 3

Australia, Africa, central and south America

Answer 4

they are specially found on the northern coast of Australia

Answer 5

Most salt water crocodiles can be found through South East Asia, Northern Australia and India.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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