1. Did you realize that 23 distinct types of crocodiles live on this planet? Notwithstanding, Australia is home to only two species – the freshwater crocodile (which is discovered no place else on the planet) and furthermore the estuarine crocodile. Regardless of their names, both of these species can live in new or saltwater. Different species can be found in the jungles all through Africa, Asia, and the Americas. 
2. Crocodiles are a seriously adaptable reptile which implies they can live in an assortment of conditions. A portion of these may incorporate lakes, waterways, freshwater bodies, saltwater, and salty water (a mix of salt and freshwater).
3. Like most reptiles, crocodiles are heartless creatures and like to relocate to tropical regions near wetlands. They can't create heat all alone, consequently, they go into a time of long rest (or aestivation, a comparable state to hibernation) until the climate warms up once more.
4. even though they have since been supplanted by people, crocodiles were once at the highest point of the natural pecking order. Obviously, we're talking quite a while past – roughly 100 million years back – during the Mesozoic Era.
5. The crocodile jaw is a thing of incomparable force and power. Albeit the muscles in their jaw are very feeble and staggeringly delicate to contact, they have perhaps the most grounded nibble in the animals of the world collectively. For instance, did you realize that the saltwater crocodile has a chomp almost multiple times the powers of a lion or tiger? Great, isn't that so?
6. Maybe perhaps the most intriguing realities about the crocodile species are as to their rearing. At the point when a female crocodile lays eggs (of which there can be up to 60 all at once), the temperature of the home where the eggs are laid really decides the sex of the infant. On the off chance that the temperature is under 32 degrees Celsius, the child crocodiles will be female and if it's over that temperature, they will be male.
7. Ever heard the term 'fake tears'? There's a deep-rooted fantasy that crocodiles cry while eating up their prey. And keeping in mind that in fact, crocodiles have organs that can deliver tears, it's not really viewed as crying. While eating, the crocodile swallows an excessive amount of air which impacts the lachrymal organ and powers tears to stream.
8. Here's something that may shock you: crocodiles really eat without biting. Their jaw works so that it can't move sideways, along these lines they can't pound down on food in a customary biting movement. They will at that point swallow stones to help them summarize and separate the food inside their stomach.
9. Talking about food, the eating routine among crocodiles varies enormously relying upon if they are bound. In imprisonment, the enormous reptile will for the most part eat as of now executed creatures, for example, mice, fish, rodents, and so forth Notwithstanding, crocodiles in the wild will generally go for shellfish, frogs, flying creatures, deer, and so on even though we're almost certain anything is a reasonable game for a crocodile in nature…
10. even though the goliath crocodile has been known to endure the dinosaur time frame and species-finishing space rocks, in opposition to prevalent sentiment, they are not godlike. Most crocodile species have a life expectancy of around 40 years, notwithstanding, huge species like the saltwater and Nile crocodile have been known to satisfy 80 – 100 years.