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What is the size of an alligator egg?

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Crocodile eggs are about the size of a human hand. A nest will have a dozen or more eggs in it and is covered in dirt and sticks.

Looking at photos of crocodile nests online, they are about the size of a car tire.

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Normal Crocodiles can grow up to 5 metres, about 1000 kilograms. The largest croc ever seen was seen in Borneo in 1920 and was 33-feet(10 metres) and was beleived to be 200 years old.

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The size of a snake's eggs depends on the species. They can be just a few millimetres long or 10 centimetres.

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snake eggs depend on the size or type of the parents. If a parent is about 5 metre long than the egg will be about 5 centimetre. The eggs can varry from 1 centimetre to 5 metres

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An african crocodile is quite huge because it can reach 20 ft long and 5 ft wide.

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about 54 cm.

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Its ur tongue

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3' long

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