Their tail is used for propulsion, and as a highly dangerous weapon. If they can swat your legs with it, you get one or both legs severely broken, and while you are helpless, and can't run away, they will drag you into the water, where they have the greater advantage. They do not have tongues, so they swallow their meals in one chunk; their stomachs contain strong acids that dissolve flesh, and bone alike.
alligators and crocidiles use their tails to keep balance while running.
to drag
Alligators and crocodiles use their tales to swim rapidly. They are able to propel themselves further in the water using the tail.
A crocodiles tail is about 6-7 feet long.
To propel the animal through the water, with powerful strokes. Can also be used as a weapon, lashing it back and forth.
Yes. It is used for propelling the croc under water (Swimming)
Strong enough to break bones like a pencil
Alligators and crocodiles use their tales to swim rapidly. They are able to propel themselves further in the water using the tail.
Crocodiles use their tail and powerful jaws to protect themselves. They are apex predators so they have no predators other than human beings.
no
A crocodiles tail is about 6-7 feet long.
to hit people like you.........
Humans, jaguars, crocodiles.
Not complete.
To propel the animal through the water, with powerful strokes. Can also be used as a weapon, lashing it back and forth.
they hit each others tail
Crocodiles first loose there heat at their tail
They use there legs as paddles and swim through the water.
Yes. It is used for propelling the croc under water (Swimming)