16 Fun Facts about Crocodiles

Crocodiles are the king of all reptiles. They are found in Africa, Asia, Australia and on the American continent. They are found in rivers, dams, estuaries and wetlands. There are thirteen species of crocodiles. The smallest crocodile is the dwarf crocodile and the largest crocodile is the saltwater crocodile. Crocodiles are remarkable in their ability to adapt and survive in our world. They have survived from ancient times until today. This article describes the different types of crocodile as well as interesting facts about them.

1. The Endangered Mini-Crocodiles of China

2. The Dwarf Crocodile

3. Crocodile Tears – frothy, foamy liquids emerge from a crocodile’s eyes when it eats

4. Eye Crystals – crocodiles have eye crystals to reflect moonlight

5. Crocodiles Strike Vertically

6. Crocodile Scales are Solar Heat Distributers

7. Snake Bests Crocodile

8. False Gharial – Malaysian and Indonesian Crocodile

9. Tree-Climbing Crocodiles

1o. Steve Irwin’s Daughter following in her father’s footsteps

 

11. Crocodiles Sweat Through their Mouths

12. Nile Crocodile

13. Crocodiles Mom with Baby

14. Cold Blooded Reptiles

15. A Crocodile’s Eyes and Nose are on top of its Head

16. Dwarf Caiman – not a good idea as an ex