### animal | vertebrate | reptile | crocodilian | crocodile:

Saltwater crocodile
* Most saltwater crocodiles bring down prey
* Most saltwater crocodiles have heavy jaws
  - teeth
  - inhabit water
  - kill prey
  - live in estuaries
  - mate during years
* Most saltwater crocodiles prey on large mammals
* Most saltwater crocodiles reproduce during seasons
  - wet seasons
  - use tails
* Some saltwater crocodiles eat bull sharks
* Some saltwater crocodiles have forces
  - high tolerance
  - instinct
  - powerful forces
* Some saltwater crocodiles kill tigers
  - victims
* Some saltwater crocodiles survive for many months
* are common around river systems and water holes in the Northern Territory
  - now a protected species in Australia
  - one of the most infamous inhabitants of mangrove areas
  - reptiles
* are the largest crocodiles on the planet, and the largest reptile in the world
  - crocodilians on Earth
  - extant terrestrial and riparian predators in the world
  - living reptile
  - very territorial
* attack prey.
* build a mound of dirt and plants to place their eggs in.
* can bring down prey equal to or more than their own body weight
  - go a long time without eating
* gape their mouths in order to cool down in hot weather.
* go through numerous physiological changes as they mature.
* have a broad, powerful-looking snout, with an uneven jawline
  - skin
  - the most highly prized skin due to the small scales on the belly area
* live in Asia, Australia and India
  - mangrove and salt marshes on the coast near the reef
  - waterways throughout Australia's tropical north
  - in the wet season, when water levels are at their highest
+ Saltwater crocodile, Description: Reptiles of Australia :: Crocodilia
  * Saltwater crocodiles are now a protected species in Australia. However, if a human is at risk of being attacked, the crocodile will be moved to avoid possible harm. Many years ago, Australia used to export crocodile skin. Between 1945 and 1958 more than 87,000 skins were exported. They became so scarce that hunters had difficulty finding any. They were protected in Western Australia in 1969, the Northern Territory in 1971, and Queensland in 1974
  - Diet
  * Saltwater crocodiles can go a long time without eating. When it is time for them to eat, they will catch fish, crustaceans, birds or grazing animals that have come to the water to drink

Young crocodile
* eat worms and insects.
* have bones similar to some dinosaur bones.

### animal | vertebrate | reptile | crocodilian:

Gator
* are far more endangered by mankind than mankind is endangered by gators
  - very strong at a very early age
  - wild creatures and unpredictable
* can go for extended periods of time without eating.
* continue to plague Cats.
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  - much less prone to warping
* use water as their security blanket.
* usually occupy freshwater swamps and marshes, but are also found in rivers and lakes.

Modern crocodilian
* Most modern crocodilians have hearts.
* are large, tropical, aquatic reptiles.
* exhibit a similar range in cranial diversity.

Diapsid
* are animals that have two extra holes in the sides of their skulls
  - reptiles
* first appear in Upper Carboniferous strata, but are relatively rare in Paleozoic sediments.
* have two pairs of openings in the temporal region of their skull
  - they are the dino