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What distinguishes the life cycle stage called 'young' in crocodiles?

They are smaller in size compared to adult crocodiles. (correct)

They have longer tails than adult crocodiles.

They develop unique markings on their bodies.

They have different color patterns than their parents.

During the 'young' stage, how do baby crocodiles make their way to the water?

The mother carries them gently in her mouth to the water. (correct)

They follow their father to the water.

The eggs hatch directly in the water.

They slide into the water from the nest.

How do male crocodiles attract female crocodiles for mating?

By singing melodious songs.

By flying and dancing in the air.

By roaring loudly near the females.

By slapping their snouts against the water (correct)

What is a notable feature of adult crocodiles when hunting larger prey?

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How long can crocodiles live up to?

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Life Cycles Overview

All living organisms undergo physical and mental changes throughout their existence, known as life cycles.
Most animals exhibit simple life cycles consisting of three main stages.

Crocodile Life Cycle

Crocodiles, despite their fierce nature, demonstrate nurturing behavior towards their offspring.
A female crocodile constructs a nest to protect her eggs after mating, a process known as nesting.
Eggs are laid in a hole along a riverbed or shoreline, taking almost two months to develop before hatching.
The quantity of eggs varies by crocodile species, with 14 different species of crocodiles recognized globally.

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Explore the concept of life cycles and how living things go through stages and changes from birth until death. Learn about the physical and mental transformations that occur in different organisms.