Average length of crocodile

Answer 1

A nile crocodile ussualy grows to 3.5-6 meter (11.5-19.7 ft) in lenght, on average it reaches 4.6 meter (15 ft). The biggest ever was 6.7 m (22 ft) and weigth about 1300 kilo (2900 lb), his name is Gustave. Only the saltwater crocodile can get bigger.

Answer 2

Males often grow 11 to 16 feet long and weigh 500 lbs, though records of even larger crocodiles have been reported: some huge males stretching 18 feet (or more) and weighing over 1800 lbs. Females are generally smaller in size, by about 30% of the male croc's mass and length.

Answer 3

The average length of a crocodile varies depending on the species. For example, the saltwater crocodile can grow up to 23 feet in length, while the Nile crocodile typically reaches around 16 feet. Overall, crocodiles are known to have a long and streamlined body design, with larger species generally being longer in length.

Answer 4

Nile crocodiles are pregnant for about eight weeks after mating.

Answer 5

The longest recorded life of a crocodile was 130 years after it was rescued by Steve Irwin. The average lifespan is 70 years.

Answer 6

Nile Crocodiles live for 70 years on average, but only 1 in 40 babies will survive.

Answer 7

well an average saltwater crocodile reaches 15.9 feet (4.85 meter) and the maximum length of a saltwater crocodile is 22 feet (6.7 meter)

Answer 8

depends on the age, sex and species