Crocodiles By David Winer.

Crocodiles are reptiles that live in swampy areas. A crocodile has a pointed snout, with visible teeth and a narrow head. They have scaly skin a long tail and short legs They’re cold blooded and they breathe air.

These are crocodile habitats. Crocodiles are usually in the water but sometimes are on land. They live in warm climates. Crocodiles usually live in swampy waters. They live in fresh water.

This is a crocodile life cycle. Life cycle. Crocodiles are born from eggs. Their parents take care of them for about six weeks. Crocodiles don’t go through metamorphosis. They usually live up to sixty years.

Food chain. Crocodiles eat anything they come across. They mainly eat fish and birds. Crocodiles wait for their meal to come to them. They eat most mammals. Some days they don’t eat and some days they do.

Interesting facts. This is a panting crocodile. Crocodiles used to be considered holy. Crocodiles have flaps on their body to keep out water. Birds pick up bugs that live on their skin. When crocodiles are hot they pant. There are thirteen different types of crocodiles.