How does a crocodile reproduce?

Answer 1

Crocodiles have nests of eggs called clutches. Some crocodiles will dig from 10 to 30 feet into a creek bank to create a protected burrow for their nests. They create a hidden entrance to the burrow that is at the water line or just below it. A clutch of eggs can have as few as 8 eggs and as many as 80. Crocodile eggs take about 85 days, or almost 3 months, to incubate. Mother crocodile will sometimes help the babies hatch by gently cracking the eggshells in her mouth.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Crocodiles reproduce through sexual reproduction, with a male crocodile inserting his phallus into the female's cloaca to fertilize her eggs internally. The female then lays her fertilized eggs in a nest, which she guards until they hatch.

Answer 4

They lay eggs - which are usually buried in soft earth - and guarded by the female until they hatch.