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Crocodiles have green scaly skin with sharp teeth and a pointy nose, swim and walk on four legs to move and eat meat like people and animals. They live in warm climates in brown mucky water and wet sticky land with their kind and other water animals. A croc's special defense is its sharp teeth and enemies include other crocs and poisonous water animals, while their babies are called crocklets.
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- 2. Croc’s Body A croc has green, scaly, skin with sharp teeth and a pointy nose. It swims and walks on 4 legs to move. It eats meat.(People and animals.)
- 3. Croc’s Habitat Crocs live in land and water in a warm climate. It lives in brown mucky water and wet sticky land. It lives with its kind and other water animals
- 4. Croc’s Way of Life A croc’s special defense is his sharp teeth. It’s enemies are other crocs and poisonos water animals. A croc’s baby’s name is a crocklet.
- 5. Croc’s Importance A croc is harmful to man. A croc can open his jaw wide open like a snake. I choose this animal because it’s my favorite animal and did you know that a croc has no eyelids.