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salt crocodile adaptations
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adaptations of the crocodile
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helped them
They can hold their breath for one hour .
This helps them catch prey they have adapted by holding their breath longer and longer each time
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What is the flap at the back of a crocodile throat?
The palatal vale is a flap of skin that closes over a crocs throat, allowing them to submerge underwater without drowning even when their mouths are open. If a croc is pulling you into the water with an appendage already in its mouth, you may be able to push the valve down, letting water flow into the crocs throat.
helped them catch prey
did you know this saltwatercrocdiles have flaps that keep there eyes and ears water tight which helps them catch prey such as birds and fish goannas and often cattle.
helped catch prey
Saltwater Crocodile in Australia’s Northern Territory is the largest reptile in the world, and has remained one of the deadliest predators for more than 100 million years.
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The Saltwater Crocodile, also known as ‘Estuarine crocodile’, ‘Indo-Pacific crocodile’, or ‘saltie’, is the largest living reptile that has gained the bad reputation of being a man-eater. It is considered to be ‘partly marine’, and infests the salty waters and marshlands of most parts of south and southeast Asia, down to the continent of Australia.
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studies have shown babys are the same amout agressive as an adult.they are the most agresive as an adult.