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text: How much does a crocodile egg weigh?, correct: 50-160 grams, incorrect: 50-160 pounds,10-20 grams,10-20 pounds, fun fact: Crocodiles typically lay 12-48 eggs per nest, and eggs take 55 to 100 days to incubate. The temperature determines the sex of the embryo at a critical point in the incubation period.,text: How much does a crocodile's brain weigh?, correct: 11 grams, incorrect: 2 pounds,5 grams,6 pounds, fun fact: Though their brains are relatively small and light compared to their overall size, crocodiles have shown evidence of curiosity and rapid learning.,text: How do crocodiles communicate?, correct: Vocalization, incorrect: Tail movement,Eye movement,Scent patterns, fun fact: Young crocodiles produce grunts and quacks, and older crocodiles may hiss when threatened. When looking to breed, crocodiles may roar.,text: What type of animals are crocodiles?, correct: Nocturnal, incorrect: Diurnal,Crepuscular,Circadian, fun fact: Crocodiles are primarily nocturnal, though they thermoregulate by sunning themselves or retreating to the shade as necessary, so some daytime movement is required.,text: Crocodiles in captivity can reach what age?, correct: 70 years, incorrect: 10 years,30 years,50 years, fun fact: Though crocodiles in captivity can reach up to 70 years of age, little is known about the life span of crocodiles in the wild.,text: How much do crocodiles grow per year for the first three to four years of life?, correct: Approximately 1 foot, incorrect: Approximately 6 inches,Approximately 3 feet,Approximately a yard, fun fact: Crocodiles are roughly 8-12 inches when they hatch and, if they survive infancy, grow approximately 1 foot per year until they are three or four years old.,text: How many species of crocodile are currently critically endangered?, correct: 5, incorrect: 6,7,8, fun fact: Despite efforts to restore crocodile populations, 5 remain critically endangered, with approximately half of the 23 species facing endangerment.,text: Family and genera of crocodiles are differentiated by what part of the anatomy?, correct: Skull, incorrect: Snout,Scale arrangement,Jaw size, fun fact: The "true" crocodiles belong to the family Crocodylidae, while others belong to Alligatoridae.,text: What is the largest breed of a crocodile?, correct: The Nile Crocodile, incorrect: Saltwater Crocodile,Caiman Crocodile,The American Alligator, fun fact: Nile Crocodiles can be up to 20 feet long and weigh over 2,200lbs.,text: Crocodiles are the nearest living relatives of what animals?, correct: Birds, incorrect: Dinosaurs,Snakes,Lizards, fun fact: While crocodiles are a living link to dinosaurs, they are the closest living relatives to birds.
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Crocodile
How much does a crocodile egg weigh?
10-20 grams
50-160 pounds
50-160 grams
10-20 pounds
