Question

The nostrils of a crocodile are at the top of its snout. How do you think does it help the crocodile??
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Answer 1

Crocodilians can move about on land - with surprising speed, particularly when alarmed or angry - but their bodies are mainly adapted for a life in water. The nostrils, eyes and ears lie along the top of the head so that the animal can hear, see, smell and breathe when the rest of the body is submerged.