Crocodile Facts for Kids

The video presents five fascinating facts about crocodiles. It starts by explaining the difference between crocodiles and alligators, highlighting the visible teeth of crocodiles. It then explores the cultural significance of crocodiles in ancient Egypt, where they were associated with the god Sobek. The video discusses the unique ability of crocodiles to replace their teeth frequently. It also covers crocodile reproduction, including egg-laying and maternal care. Finally, it describes the symbiotic relationship between crocodiles and the Egyptian plover bird, which cleans their teeth. The video concludes with a farewell message.

What is a key difference between crocodiles and alligators?

• Alligators have teeth that show when their mouths are closed.

• Alligators are larger than crocodiles.

• Crocodiles have longer tails.

• Crocodiles have teeth that show when their mouths are closed.

Which god did the ancient Egyptians associate with crocodiles?

• Ra

• Sobek

• Osiris

• Anubis

How often do crocodile teeth naturally replace themselves?

• Every 6 to 9 months

• Every 3 to 6 months

• Every year

• Every 1 to 2 months

How many eggs can a mother crocodile lay at once?

• Between 20 and 200

• Between 10 and 100

• Between 5 and 50

• Between 30 and 300

What is the relationship between crocodiles and the Egyptian plover bird called?

• Symbiotic

• Predatory

• Competitive

• Parasitic