Brief introduction of the world's largest crocodile

1, the largest crocodile in the world: crocodile (longest length: 7 meters; Maximum weight: 1400- 1600kg).

2. Porossus crocodiles (crocodile Porossus) are crocodiles and crocodiles. Crocodile is the largest of 23 crocodiles and the largest reptile in the world. Adult male alligators can reach 7 meters in length, but generally not more than 5 meters. The maximum length of female is 2.5-3 meters. Adult male crocodiles can weigh up to 600- 1000 kg. Larvae is light brown with black spots and stripes on the body and tail. Adults are dark in color, with yellowish or white abdomen and gray tail bottom. Records show that the largest crocodile in the world is 10 meter long. Crocodiles have 16- 19 teeth on each side of the upper jaw and 14- 15 teeth on each side of the lower jaw.

Crocodiles live by water. They nest in mud nests near lakes or rivers. Crocodiles are tropical and subtropical species. Larvae mainly prey on insects, amphibians, crustaceans, tiny reptiles and fish. Adults prey on larger animals, but mainly on mud crabs, turtles, monitor lizards and waterfowl. Some larger adults even prey on buffaloes, livestock, wild boar and monkeys. It is native to Southeast Asia such as Thailand and Malaysia, and also distributed in India, mainly from Southeast Asia to northern Australia and the coastal areas of Papua New Guinea.