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The document summarizes information about saltwater crocodiles. It describes their physical characteristics such as growing up to 17 feet long and having armor-like skin and powerful tails. It discusses where they live in eastern India, Southeast Asia and northern Australia. It also outlines their breeding season, diet of fish, mammals and other animals, status as top predators, and threats such as hunting by humans.
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Alex mazzadi alex science project saltwater crocs
- 1. Saltwater crocodiles Alex Mazzadi Grade 6 fessenden school
- 2. Scientific Classification Chordata Reptilia Crocodylomorpha Crocodylia Crocodyloidea Family: Crocodylida Scientific Name Crocodylus Porosus Phylum Chordata Class: Reptilia Superorder: Crocodylomorpha Order: Crocodylia Superfamily: Crocodyloidea Family: Crocodylidae
- 13. Saltwater crocodiles Alex Mazzadi Grade 6 Fessenden School