Slender-snouted crocodiles are native to freshwater habitats in central and western Africa. They are medium-sized crocodiles, typically slightly smaller than the Nile crocodile, but are larger than several other species of crocodilians.
Where do they live: Central and West Africa What do they eat: Fish, amphibians and crustaceans. Whats their habitat: Fresh water rivers How many left in the wild: Unknown Conservation status: Critically endangered Major threats: Mans desire for meat and skins |
YouTubeWe at ZooVue have a personal interest in these magnificent reptiles as we are helping with the breeding program.
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WikipediaSo this is a very endangered species and not many people think that crocodiles need protection - but they do.
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Conservation ProjectWorking with San Diego Zoo - Abidjan Zoo has a breeding program to re-introduce these crocs back to the wild.
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