Crocodile

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Crocodiles or true crocodiles are large aquatic tetrapods that live throughout the tropics in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Australia. Crocodylinae, in which all its members are considered true crocodiles, is classified as a biological subfamily. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Crocodylinae
Rank: Family
Higher classification: Crocodylidae
Lifespan: 70 – 100 y (Nile crocodile), 70 y on average (Saltwater crocodile, Adult)
Speed: 30 – 35 km/h (Nile crocodile, Swimming), More
Mass: 0.07 kg on average (Saltwater crocodile, Newborn), More
Length: 350 – 500 cm (Nile crocodile, Male, Adult), 30 cm (Nile crocodile, Newborn), 430 – 520 cm (Saltwater crocodile, Male, Adult), 300 cm on average (American crocodile, Female, Adult), 100 cm (Saltwater crocodile, By their second year), 230 – 350 cm (Saltwater crocodile, Female, Adult), 330 cm on average (Saltwater crocodile, Around 16 Years of Age, Male), 210 cm on average (Saltwater crocodile, At 12–14 Years of Age, Female), 25 – 30 cm (Saltwater crocodile, Newborn), 300 cm (Nile crocodile, At About 10 Years of Age, Male), 200 – 300 cm (Nile crocodile, Mali population, Sahara Desert population), 120 cm (Nile crocodile, At The End of 2 Years of Age), 240 – 380 cm (Nile crocodile, Adult, Female), 200 – 250 cm (Nile crocodile, Female, At About 10 Years of Age), 410 – 500 cm (Nile crocodile, Adult), 22 cm (American crocodile, Newborn), 410 – 480 cm (American crocodile, Male, Adult)

dreadon Uploaded by dreadon on Dec 10, 2013. Crocodile - Desktop Nexus Animals Download free wallpapers and background images: Crocodile. Desktop Nexus Animals background ID 1634449. Crocodiles or true crocodiles are large aquatic tetrapods that live throughout the tropics in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Australia. Crocodylinae, in which all its members are considered true crocodiles, is classified as a biological subfamily. Wikipedia
Scientific name: Crocodylinae
Rank: Family
Higher classification: Crocodylidae
Lifespan: 70 – 100 y (Nile crocodile), 70 y on average (Saltwater crocodile, Adult)
Speed: 30 – 35 km/h (Nile crocodile, Swimming), More
Mass: 0.07 kg on average (Saltwater crocodile, Newborn), More
Length: 350 – 500 cm (Nile crocodile, Male, Adult), 30 cm (Nile crocodile, Newborn), 430 – 520 cm (Saltwater crocodile, Male, Adult), 300 cm on average (American crocodile, Female, Adult), 100 cm (Saltwater crocodile, By their second year), 230 – 350 cm (Saltwater crocodile, Female, Adult), 330 cm on average (Saltwater crocodile, Around 16 Years of Age, Male), 210 cm on average (Saltwater crocodile, At 12–14 Years of Age, Female), 25 – 30 cm (Saltwater crocodile, Newborn), 300 cm (Nile crocodile, At About 10 Years of Age, Male), 200 – 300 cm (Nile crocodile, Mali population, Sahara Desert population), 120 cm (Nile crocodile, At The End of 2 Years of Age), 240 – 380 cm (Nile crocodile, Adult, Female), 200 – 250 cm (Nile crocodile, Female, At About 10 Years of Age), 410 – 500 cm (Nile crocodile, Adult), 22 cm (American crocodile, Newborn), 410 – 480 cm (American crocodile, Male, Adult) 4.1