Crocodile Quiz: Test Yourself!

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Welcome to the Crocodile Quiz, where you can test your knowledge and learn interesting facts about these fascinating reptiles! Since they have existed for more than 200 million years, crocodiles are among the most feared and ancient animals on the planet.
They are apex predators that are capable of taking down food that is considerably larger than themselves with their strong jaws, armored scales, and stealthy hunting techniques. How much do you actually understand about crocodiles, though?
Your knowledge of numerous bits of crocodile biology and behavior will be tested by this quiz. Let's get started!
Quiz Questions
- What is the scientific name for the crocodile?
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- Crocodylus acutus
- Crocodylus palustris
- Crocodylus niloticus
- Crocodylus
- What is the average length of a crocodile?
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- 2-4 feet
- 17-13 feet
- 5-7 feet
- 11-13 feet
- What is the average weight of a crocodile?
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- 201-400 lbs
- 601-2200 lbs
- 100-200 lbs
- 401-600 lbs
- What is the average lifespan of a crocodile in the wild?
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- 51-60 years
- 50-75 years
- 41-50 years
- 31-40 years
- What is the habitat of a crocodile?
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- Savannahs and grasslands
- Freshwater rivers and lakes
- Forests
- Deserts
- What is the primary diet of a crocodile?
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- Insects
- Fish
- Birds
- Plants
- What is the characteristic feature of a crocodile's skin?
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- Thin and delicate
- Soft and fluffy
- Smooth and slippery
- Rough and bumpy
- What is the average speed of a crocodile in water?
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- 16-20 mph
- 5-10 mph
- 21-25 mph
- 11-15 mph
- What is the average speed of a crocodile on land?
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- 5-10 mph
- 11-15 mph
- 16-20 mph
- 21-25 mph
- What is the reproductive behavior of crocodiles?
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- They do not reproduce
- They reproduce asexually
- They lay eggs
- They give birth to live young
- What is the name for a baby crocodile?
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- Hatchling
- Calf
- Joey
- Fawn
- What is the name for a group of crocodiles?
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- Flock
- Bask
- School
- Herd
- What is the largest species of crocodile?
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- Nile crocodile
- Saltwater crocodile
- American crocodile
- Cuban crocodile
- What is the smallest species of crocodile?
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- Mugger crocodile
- Philippine crocodile
- Siamese crocodile
- Dwarf crocodile
- What is the name of the crocodile in Peter Pan?
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- Lenny
- Tick-Tock
- Rex
- Spike
Five Cool Facts About Crocodiles
Crocodiles are among the most amazing and terrifying animals on the planet, with a reputation for being strong, sly, and old. There is a lot more to learn about crocodiles that can surprise you, despite the fact that most people only know about their sharp teeth and violent demeanor.
With that said, here are some really cool facts about crocodiles:
Crocodile vs Alligator: Who Would Win?
What's the difference in total strength between an alligator and a crocodile? Who would prevail in a fight? Despite the low likelihood of them meeting owing to population and geographic disparities, a fight between these two heavyweights could take place in southern Florida.
In combat between the largest individuals of each species, the crocodile would unquestionably prevail. Although crocodiles are larger, their bite is more powerful, and they are more aggressive overall than alligators, which are faster on land and in the water.
The crocodile's strong senses and longer lifetime would very definitely provide it the strength it needs to defeat an alligator, even if the two animals were of the same size. Fair matches do not occur frequently in the wild, though.
Where Do Crocodiles Live?
The American crocodile can be found in Mexico, Central and South America, the Caribbean, and south Florida, among other regions in the Americas. Other locations where the American alligator can be found include south Florida.
Nile crocodiles are most prevalent in Central Africa. Estuarine crocodiles are also abundant on Borneo, an island off the coast of Southeast Asia. 4. The alligator's species distribution is nearly exclusively constrained to the New World.
Together with South Florida, Hispaniola, Cuba, Jamaica, the Caribbean coast from southern Mexico to Venezuela, and the Pacific coast from Mexico to Peru, American crocodiles can also be found there. South Florida serves as the crocodile's range's northernmost point.


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