Crocodile Behavior in Papua New Guinea

The video explores the life of saltwater crocodiles in Papua New Guinea, focusing on their territorial behavior and mating rituals. A female crocodile defends her territory from a younger challenger, attracting a large male. The video details the courtship process, where the female initiates contact, and the pair eventually mate before going their separate ways.

What is the primary habitat of the saltwater crocodile?

• Amazon Rainforest

• Papua New Guinea

• Sahara Desert

• Great Barrier Reef

What triggers the large male crocodile to appear?

• The presence of a human

• The smell of food

• The sound of a waterfall

• The commotion from a territorial dispute

How does the female crocodile initiate courtship?

• By swimming away

• By bringing food

• By rubbing the male's snout and blowing bubbles

• By making loud noises

What does the female crocodile do to signal submission?

• She swims in circles

• She raises her snout

• She slides beneath the male

• She makes a loud roar

What happens after the crocodiles mate?

• They go their separate ways

• They hunt for food

• They build a nest together

• They stay together for life