Nile Crocodile Knowledge Assessment

The video introduces the Nile crocodile, highlighting its status as the largest reptile on Earth. It discusses their habitat preferences in Africa, their physical features like having over 60 teeth, and their inability to chew. The video covers their diet, which includes fish, turtles, and occasionally larger animals like zebras and hippos. It also mentions their dangerous nature, including rare instances of attacking humans. Despite this, Nile crocodiles are caring parents, fiercely protecting their eggs. The video concludes with a demonstration of their swimming abilities, using powerful tails and keeping eyes and ears above water.

Where do Nile Crocodiles primarily live?

• South America

• Asia

• Africa

• Australia

How many teeth do Nile Crocodiles have?

• Less than 20

• Around 40

• Exactly 50

• More than 60

What is one of the main components of a Nile Crocodile's diet?

• Insects

• Fruits

• Fish

• Leaves

Which large animals can Nile Crocodiles eat due to their strong jaws?

• Elephants and Rhinos

• Lions and Tigers

• Zebras and Hippos

• Giraffes and Kangaroos

How do Nile Crocodiles care for their eggs?

• They eat them

• They leave them unattended

• They bury them in the sand

• They protect them fiercely

What part of their body do Nile Crocodiles use to swim?

• Their wings

• Their fins

• Their tails

• Their legs

Which sensory organs stay above water when Nile Crocodiles swim?

• Nose and mouth

• Teeth and tongue

• Eyes and ears

• Fins and tail