Crocodiles first appeared around 230 million years ago and have survived for over 200 million years. They can be found living in tropical regions around the world and come in various sizes, weighing between 40 to 1000 kg and measuring 1.5 to 6 meters long. Crocodiles have relatives like crocodiles, gavials, caimans, and alligators. They are surprisingly fast runners and can reach speeds of up to 14 km/h on land. Crocodiles eat a variety of prey, lay eggs to breed, and sunbathe to regulate their body temperature. While humans once worshipped and feared crocodiles, they now protect them due to past harm.

1. CROCODILES

2. When Did Crocodiles Appear? SURVIVOR 230 million years ago 200 thousand years ago 200 million years ago By Maria & Max Zinoviev

3. Where do Crocodiles live? By Maria & Max Zinoviev

4. What are they like? 40-1000 kg 1.5-6.0 m By Maria & Max Zinoviev

5. Surprisingly fast runners Up to 14 km/h on land By Maria & Max Zinoviev

6. Crocodile relatives Crocodile Gavial Caiman Alligator Croco Family Tree By Maria & Max Zinoviev

7. What do Crocodiles eat? Croco-Menu By Maria & Max Zinoviev

8. Crocodiles habits Sunbathing to maintain preferred body temperature By Maria & Max Zinoviev

9. How do Crocodiles breed? They lay eggs! By Maria & Max Zinoviev

10. Crocodile & Humans Humans used to worship and fear crocodiles… By Maria & Max Zinoviev

11. Crocodile Vs HUMANS Humans WIN Protect the crocodiles! By Maria & Max Zinoviev

12. Thank you! Smile!!! By Maria & Max Zinoviev