A detailed replica of the timeless apex predator.
The Nile Crocodile is one of the largest reptiles alive today. Crocodilians were just as dangerous in the age of dinosaurs as they are today; the continued success of these creatures is testament to their sheer power. Nile Crocodiles can grow to lengths exceeding 5 meters and live to be 100 years old. Often they will survive infections and loss of limbs that would kill most other animals. They will feed on anything from fish to buffalo, typically using the "grab and roll" method to kill or drown prey. Although crocodile populations have dwindled as a casualty of human hunting, the recent establishment of protective laws should allow these magnificent animals to continue to thrive on our planet. This detailed replica of the Nile Crocodile from Papo is desktop friendly at 22 centimeters in length.
The Nile Crocodile is one of the largest reptiles alive today. Crocodilians were just as dangerous in the age of dinosaurs as they are today; the continued success of these creatures is testament to their sheer power. Nile Crocodiles can grow to lengths exceeding 5 meters and live to be 100 years old. Often they will survive infections and loss of limbs that would kill most other animals. They will feed on anything from fish to buffalo, typically using the "grab and roll" method to kill or drown prey. Although crocodile populations have dwindled as a casualty of human hunting, the recent establishment of protective laws should allow these magnificent animals to continue to thrive on our planet. This detailed replica of the Nile Crocodile from Papo is desktop friendly at 22 centimeters in length.