Why do crocodiles live where they do?

Answer 1

They protect the Nile crocodile because that's the only place where they are supposed to live. People always try to smuggle them but end up in handcuffs. They are a beautiful species but they are still very aggressive. If you were the only one who had this new type of hummingbird, wouldn't you want to show that you are the only one and make everyone else jealous. That's probobly whow the Eygptions think of the Nile Crocodile.

Answer 2

I am kinda confused at that question but I will answer. They live in anywhere but they also in captivity so, they live so when they hunt in the muddy water of any river,or a pond or small ocean then they usually eat fish or anything that will come near that animal at all.

Answer 3

Crocodiles live in freshwater habitats like rivers, lakes, and marshes because they are excellent swimmers and need water to regulate their body temperature. These habitats also provide ample prey for crocodiles to feed on. The warm climate in areas where crocodiles are found allows them to thrive.

Answer 4

Crocodiles live where ever they can find food, cover and water to hunt in.

Answer 5

Rivers and lakes of Africa below the Sahara.

In every watery place in the world

Answer 6

Ambush.

waiting in the water unseen it sets a trap it waits for wildebeest or zebra its usall prey. so then it will leap out and bite it and drag it into the water until it drowns

Answer 7

Crocodiles live near rivers because they like to swim and its a there is a good source of food that lives around the river or in it.

Answer 8

It is their habitat.

Besides if they lived in the Thames it would be silly to call them Nile crocodiles. They also get tax breaks for housing.