Yes, crocodiles generally have a longer lifespan than alligators. Crocodiles can live up to 70-100 years in the wild, while alligators typically live around 30-50 years.
No. Alligators (American Florida alligators) live predominantly in mid to southern Florida, whereas crocodiles live mostly in South America, southern Africa and equatorial Asia.
Because they are cold blooded to begin with.
No. Other than the rare Chinese alligator of the Yangtze River, alligators live only in the southeastern US, primarily Louisiana and Florida.
in the lousianna bouyou's or however you spell it Actually this is wrong. The only place in the world where Alligators and Crocodiles naturally live side by side is the Florida Everglades. Remember, alligators are freshwater and crocodiles are salt water animals. Although older alligators can tolerate salt water, the only place where the saliently of the water allows both species to live next to each other are the murky, brackish water of the Florida Evergladesw.
florida everglades
No, but alligators do.
Yes, crocodiles generally have a longer lifespan than alligators. Crocodiles can live up to 70-100 years in the wild, while alligators typically live around 30-50 years.
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Florida
No. Alligators (American Florida alligators) live predominantly in mid to southern Florida, whereas crocodiles live mostly in South America, southern Africa and equatorial Asia.
alligators live in fresh water in northern and southern America while crocodiles can live in swamps in Africa
Yes, but very few of then.
no...why would you think that
No, there is no such thing as a crocagator. Crocodiles and alligators do not interbreed. Alligators are North American creatures and most crocodiles live in the southern hemisphere so they do not even intermingle.
Crocodiles could survive in Texas. However, they do not naturally live there. American alligators do live in Texas along the Gulf Coast
Yes, alligators can survive in quicksand.