1. Gharials
By Riley

2. Their snout Gharial have a narrow snout.
The jaws are lined with many interlocking razor sharp teeth.
Gharials have 106 to 11o teeth.

3. How they get around
The gharial is poorly equipped locomotion on land it’s better in the water.
The tail is well developed.

4. Their diet
Their diet changes as the gharial matures from a juvenile to an adult.
Insects and vertebrates such as frogs.

5. Males sizes
Males do not mature until about 13 feet [3.7m] In length at 15 to 18 years of age.

6. Females size Females are around eight to nine feet in
Length this is usually when they are older
Then seven years old.

7. How they lay their eggs They build their nests from March to May.
Gharials lay eggs in holes in the sand.

8. Where they live Gharials are found in rivers of the Northern
India subcontinent.