The largest most common size a crocodile can reach is 23FT, namely the saltwater crocodile. However, there have been records of a saltwater crocodile that was over 28.2 FT!
The largest most common size an alligator can reach is 19FT.
On the contrary, because of hunting and poaching, the largest average size for saltwater crocodiles is almost 16 feet. The 23 footer is true, but is so rare that it is estemated that only 3-5 crocs of this size exist. The 28 footer may have been real and is very possible.
alligators are larger than crocodiles, but crocodiles are more aggressive. when it comes to crocodilians, the smaller, the more aggressive. take Caimans, for example, they are the most aggressive crocodilians.i personally think that they are seriously misunderstood animals; alligators are known for attacking people for no reason, but they often only attack the people who run from them. their brains are triggered by motion; if they see something traveling fast that is near them, they attack, but otherwise, they wont attack. the people attacked from alligators are the ones who are being stupid and are teasing them.oh, by the way, did you know that crocodilians are the last remaining Archosaurs? Archosaur is the name for the animals like Mesozoic marine reptiles, pterosaurs, and dinosaurs.@first answer- People come here for correct information >:l Anyone who knows their reptiles obviously knows crocodiles are the larger of the two species.
Saltwater crocodiles can be over 6.3 metres (21ft) and that's the longest size scientists have found.
Yes. Crocodiles and birds are both archosaurs. This branch of animals once included crocodiles, pterosaurs, and dinosaurs. Birds branched off from the latter. This technically makes crocodiles more closely related to birds than they are to lizards and snakes.
No, the difference in snout size between crocodiles and alligators is primarily due to their diet and habitat. Crocodiles have longer, V-shaped snouts adapted for catching larger prey in open water, while alligators have broader, U-shaped snouts suited for crushing hard-shelled prey in swamps and marshes. Both crocodiles and alligators can hold their breath underwater for long periods of time.
Alligators and Crocodiles
Technically, no. Crocodiles are bigger.
alligators are larger than crocodiles, but crocodiles are more aggressive. when it comes to crocodilians, the smaller, the more aggressive. take Caimans, for example, they are the most aggressive crocodilians.i personally think that they are seriously misunderstood animals; alligators are known for attacking people for no reason, but they often only attack the people who run from them. their brains are triggered by motion; if they see something traveling fast that is near them, they attack, but otherwise, they wont attack. the people attacked from alligators are the ones who are being stupid and are teasing them.oh, by the way, did you know that crocodilians are the last remaining Archosaurs? Archosaur is the name for the animals like Mesozoic marine reptiles, pterosaurs, and dinosaurs.@first answer- People come here for correct information >:l Anyone who knows their reptiles obviously knows crocodiles are the larger of the two species.
Crocodiles are largest reptiles in the world. They are much larger in size and weight.
Prehistoric crocodile, no. But besides size, modern-day crocodilians (crocodiles and alligators) are almost the same.
Crocodiles are largest reptiles in the world. They are much larger in size and weight.
Saltwater crocodiles can be over 6.3 metres (21ft) and that's the longest size scientists have found.
Several Crocodile species grow larger than alligators, examples, American, Nile, and saltwater. Well in true fact I don't really know, but hey that gives you something to look up.
Trinidad only has spectacled caiman (Caiman crocodilus) which are a smaller member of the Alligatoridae family. They grow to a maximum size of around 9 feet, although most are between 5-7 feet. They are too small to kill adult humans but they can inflict a nasty bite if they feel threatened. There are historical reports of crocodiles from coastal Trinidad (likely American crocodiles - Crocodylus acutus) but these were likely wandering itinerants from Venezuela.
Yes. Crocodiles and birds are both archosaurs. This branch of animals once included crocodiles, pterosaurs, and dinosaurs. Birds branched off from the latter. This technically makes crocodiles more closely related to birds than they are to lizards and snakes.
Large salt water and Nile crocodiles can exceed 20 feet.
No, the difference in snout size between crocodiles and alligators is primarily due to their diet and habitat. Crocodiles have longer, V-shaped snouts adapted for catching larger prey in open water, while alligators have broader, U-shaped snouts suited for crushing hard-shelled prey in swamps and marshes. Both crocodiles and alligators can hold their breath underwater for long periods of time.
Alligators and Crocodiles