Simply put, birds are evolved from small dinosars, and dinosaurs belong to the same group that crocodiles belong to, archosauria, while turtles belong to the group sauropsida, because, while they appear to be more similar to crocodiles than birds, the evolutionary common ancestor they share is far more ancient, unlike that of crocodiles and dinosaurs. That's evolution for you.
In terms of lineage, yes. Birds are descended from dinosaurs, which, along with lizards, belong to a group of reptiles called diapsids. Turtles come from a separate group of reptiles called anapsids.
The heart of crocodiles has a more complex structure compared to other reptiles. It has a four-chambered heart similar to birds and mammals, allowing for efficient oxygenation of blood. This adaptation enables crocodiles to have greater endurance and performance in aquatic environments.
Caimans are large reptiles related to alligators and crocodiles. They are found in Central and South America and have a smaller and more streamlined body compared to alligators. Caimans primarily feed on fish, birds, and small mammals.
chickens, turtles, birds, roosters, and turkeys
Egrets and herons are commonly seen near crocodiles, as they often feed on the same fish and insects found in the water. These birds are generally not threatened by crocodiles as they can fly away quickly if needed.
Turtles, crocodiles, and some species of birds
humans,crocodiles,larger fish,turtles,otters, birds, amazon river dolphins,birds and caiman
American Crocodiles are eaten by many things as baby's. This includes: birds, fish, other crocodiles, snakes, turtles, reptiles, and anything that is interested.
Nile crocodiles eat fish, reptiles, turtles, birds, antelopes, warthogs, wildebeest, zebras, buffalos, and young hippos.
Crocodiles are distantly related to lizards and snakes and even more distantly related to turtles. Strangely, the closest relatives to crocodiles and alligators are actually birds. This is because both crocodiles and dinosaurs belong to a group called archosaurs. Birds, in turn, evolved from dinosaurs.
In terms of lineage, yes. Birds are descended from dinosaurs, which, along with lizards, belong to a group of reptiles called diapsids. Turtles come from a separate group of reptiles called anapsids.
They both lay eggs to reproduce
no. that's for creatures with gizzards such as birds 'alligators and crocodiles NOT turtles. if your turtle IS eating small rocks you should talk to a vet. :)
The heart of crocodiles has a more complex structure compared to other reptiles. It has a four-chambered heart similar to birds and mammals, allowing for efficient oxygenation of blood. This adaptation enables crocodiles to have greater endurance and performance in aquatic environments.
Birds. The reason is that both crocodiles and dinosaurs are archosaurs, and birds evolved from dinosaurs.
There are crocodiles , birds, rhinos, lizards, turtles, 15 species of venomous snakes, hippos and different types of fish. Hopefully this helped :)
The fossil record of early birds is very incomplete, because their bones are fragile and don't fossilize well. Since feathers don't fossilize very well either, no one really knows what these extinct birds looked like. Modern reconstructions are, therefore, based on educated guesses.