Watch the Jaws of that Crocodile
Celebrating Crocodile Day on the 17 June
Crocodiles are poorly treated in some areas.
They are under constant threat of being endangered.
In India crocodiles have been allowed to live and grow,
From the brink of extinction to thrive once more.
Crocodiles and Alligators are very different.
They have a difference in their snout shapes.
Crocodiles have been around for a million years.
They will survive even when they are crocodile tears.
Crocodiles are apex predators and feed,
On birds, mammals, fish and invasive species.
Crocodiles recycle nutrients, as scavengers alone.
Carcasses of animals are stripped to the bone.
There are some crocodilian species,
That dig deep burrows into the soil.
These burrows are used by snakes and smaller creatures,
During times of floods, drought, and forces of nature.
Watch the sharp large jaws of that crocodile.
Keep away and know that they are survivors.
Save and preserve the habitats of crocodiles,
Celebrate the day in creative ways and styles.
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