Crocodilians possess highly developed senses, including smell, hearing, and eyesight. Their bodies are covered in non-overlapping scales called schoots, which aid in thermoregulation. The head and teeth vary among species, reflecting their diet and hunting strategies. Crocodilians use ambush techniques to capture prey and have a unique digestive system that allows them to survive on minimal food. Their circulatory system enables them to dive for extended periods by reducing heart rate and shutting off blood flow to the lungs.

What adaptations do crocodilians have for their eyesight while submerged?

Describe the structure and function of the scoots on a crocodilian's body.

How do crocodilians regulate their body temperature?

What are the different types of teeth found in crocodilians and their significance?

Explain the hunting strategy commonly used by crocodilians.

What is the role of the two-part stomach in crocodilians?

How do crocodilians adapt their circulatory system for diving?