Crocodiles are reptiles that typically range from 2.5 to 6.5 meters in length. They are found in tropical regions around the world and live in freshwater reservoirs, spending most of the day in the water. Crocodiles lay eggs on sand, eat meat as carnivores, and breathe with lungs. While slow on land, they can reach speeds up to 17 km/h in water by propelling with their powerful tails.

1. One of the species of reptiles: crocodile
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2. Crocodiles are reptiles and vertebrate animals. The
length of most crocodiles 2.5 meters. They are common in
all tropical countries, live in freshwater reservoirs. Most
of the day crocodiles are carried out in water.
This is biggest crocodile in the world
who was caught in Australia : length of
6.5 meters, the weight of more than 1000
kg

3. Crocodiles are oviparous. They lay their eggs on
sand.

4. Crocodiles are carnivores. They eat meat.

5. Crocodiles breathe with their lungs. they have
four limbs and tail. Crocodiles in water
moving through the tail.

6. On land they are quite slow , but sometimes
it can reach speeds of up to 17 km/h.
Crocodiles have scales that cover
and protect their body.