How do crocodiles breed?

Answer 1

The reproduction of a crocodile is simple. The male and female mate through a certain procedure and there fore an egg(s) is made. I can't get TOO pacific about the procedure i speak of, bc that would happen to be a long and drug-out note that many couldn't understand and many wouldn't read...

Answer 2

Crocodiles, like all reptiles, engage in sexual reproduction. A male fertilizes a female, who then lays eggs which will eventually hatch, releasing baby crocodiles who will have to fend for themselves; their parents will not take care of them.

Answer 3

Crocodiles mate in the water, with the male mounting the female from behind. The female lays between 20 to 60 eggs in a nest on land, which she guards and protects. The temperature at which the eggs are incubated determines the sex of the offspring.

Answer 4

Sexual Intercourse. Male goes on top, and female supports his weight.

Answer 5

Crocodiles mate sexually, then the female makes a nest, lays the eggs and covers them. She then watches over the nest, and then the young when they hatch.

Answer 6

they lay eggs