What are crocodiles used for?

Answer 1

Crocodiles are helpful because they keep the ecosystem they live in, in check, they keep the population of its prey in sufficient numbers, and they also help prevent the spread of some diseases that animals carry. For example, if a new species was introduced into the crocodiles habitat, and it was carrying a disease, the crocodile would eat it, stopping the spread of the disease to humans. The crocodile wouldn't necessarily die, because some animals like crocodiles are immune to some diseases that humans aren't. So you see, crocodiles maybe scary and ugly, but without them, our ecosystem would perish.

IMMUNE: not bothered or affected by

Answer 2

Crocodile skin is used for manufacturing shoes, hats, wallets, handbags, belts, and other leather goods in countries where this is allowed. Some specialty restaurants and meat suppliers offer crocodile for human consumption in many countries. Most crocodiles used for these purposes are raised in captivity in Asian crocodile farms.

Answer 3

Cocodrile has many uses. First, they are part of many ecosistems, and as so, are needed to keep a balance. For the humans, the meat is eaten in some places and its skin is used for the making of clothes and shoes, but gor reasons of protection, this actions have been banished by law.

Answer 4

crocodiles are good for eating fish so the lakes dont get crouded

Answer 5

Crocodiles are sources of meat, leather, and other products. Additionally, they are sometimes kept in captivity for exhibition and tourism purposes.