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Curiosities about crocodiles Curiosities about crocodiles Did you know that crocodiles hibernate in the coldest winter months? Crocodiles (Crocodylidae) are semi-aquatic reptiles that inhabit the tropical regions of Africa, Asia, America and Australia. They belong to the Crocodilia order, which also includes alligators and gharials. In addition, there are currently 14 different species of crocodiles, so it is possible to find them of many sizes. The smallest crocodile is the pygmy crocodile. It measures approximately 1.7 meters long and weighs 6 to 7 kilograms. On the other hand, the largest crocodile is the saltwater crocodile, as it can reach 6 meters in length and weigh up to 900 kilos. On the other hand, crocodiles are carnivorous animals. In their natural habitat they feed on fish, frogs, birds and crustaceans, while in zoos they can also eat small animals such as mice, rats or even lobsters. Also, in the wild, crocodiles use their jaws to crush their prey and swallow it whole, as...

 toucans Toucans are very fertile birds and generally lay between 2 to 21 eggs in their nests. They make their nests in tree hollows and holes dug by other animals such as woodpeckers; the toucan's beak has very limited use as a digging tool. When toucan eggs hatch, their young are born completely naked, that is, without feathers. Toucans are characterized by being breeding and resident birds; which means they do not migrate. Toucans are generally found in pairs or small groups. They sometimes fight each other, which scientists assume they do to establish dominance hierarchies. Where does the toucan live? Habitat and distribution These birds are from the Neotropics, which go from southern Mexico, Central America, South America and ends in northern Argentina. Most toucans live in tropical places; however, there are mountain species from the genus Andigena that can live in temperate climates such as the Andes and can be located up to the tree line. The vast majority of toucans are f...