



crocodylus siamensis
The Siamese Crocodile is a special type of crocodile that loves to swim in rivers and lakes! They have a long, strong body and can be found basking in the sun during the day.
Lebensraum: Freshwater rivers, lakes, and wetlands in Southeast Asia.
The Siamese Crocodile has an olive-green to dark greenish-brown body, sometimes with darker bands on its tail. It has a relatively broad snout, distinct from the slender snouts of gharials. Its powerful jaws contain numerous sharp teeth.




Kategorie
ReptilienSeltenheit
Rare
Gefahr
4/5 · Hoch
Snaps
Mach den ersten Snap!
A crocodile's sex is decided by the temperature of its nest eggs!
Crocodiles cry 'fake tears' to keep their eyes clean and moist!
Their ancient ancestors lived alongside dinosaurs!
They have a special valve in their throat to swallow underwater!
Siamese Crocodiles have incredibly powerful jaws that help them crush bones and hold onto prey underwater.
Siamese Crocodiles can see underwater thanks to a special clear eyelid, called a nictitating membrane.
Siamese Crocodiles can hold their breath for extended periods, allowing them to wait patiently for prey unnoticed.
These reptiles eat fish, frogs, snakes, small mammals, and birds from their watery homes.
Channa striata
A primary food source in its river habitat.
Varanus salvator
Hatchlings and eggs are vulnerable to these lizards.
Dendrocygna javanica
Captures these birds from the water's edge.
Einzelgänger leben den größten Teil ihres Lebens allein und interagieren mit Artgenossen nur zur Paarung oder zur Aufzucht der Jungen.
Dieses Merkmal kennzeichnet Organismen, deren Ernährung vollständig oder hauptsächlich aus tierischem Gewebe besteht.
Aquatische Lebensräume umfassen Umgebungen, in denen Organismen überwiegend im Wasser leben, darunter Ozeane, Flüsse, Seen und Feuchtgebiete.
Der Status 'Stark gefährdet' bedeutet, dass eine Art in naher Zukunft einem sehr hohen Risiko ausgesetzt ist, in freier Wildbahn auszusterben.
Gefahr
4/5 · Hoch
Always observe crocodiles from a safe distance.
200-400 cm
50-200 kg
30-60 Jahre
12 km/h
These reptiles eat fish, frogs, snakes, small mammals, and birds from their watery homes.
15 km/h
Freshwater rivers, lakes, and wetlands in Southeast Asia.
Ambush
Zoome hinein, um Cluster aufzulösen und zu sehen, wo dieses Objekt fotografiert wurde.
Neueste Snaps erscheinen hier, wenn neue Beobachtungen hinzukommen.