According to my Spanish friend, 1st one is a cocodrilo 2nd is a cocodrilo 3rd is also a cocodrilo 4th is a monstruo
Fun fact about the etymology of "alligator:" When the Spanish first landed in what is now Florida, they found alligators and simply called them "el lagarto," which literally translates to "the lizard." While there were many reptiles in the swamps and bayous, only one was enough of a problem to be called "THE lizard," and after
several mistranslationsbeing borrowed into other languages, "el lagarto" morphed into "alligator"Or at least that's what I read somewhere once.
In the northern Territory of Australia we have no alligators. We are however famous for pur salt and fresh water crocodiles.
So whe.n Europens arrived and found this few massive rivers full of crocodiles they called them the West, South, and Aast alligator rivers.
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I hate your whimper
Y u leave my boy Gharial out huh?
They are so cute too https://blog.wcs.org/photo/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Don-Boyer-10425-Gharial.jpg
Crocodiles are so scrungly compared to alligators.
I'm pretty sure the first one is a caimen and the second might or might not be a crocodile.
Caiman looks the most like a dragon head. Mmm...
I heard that Frank Oz operates all crocodilians.
Isn't the first one an alligator, and the third a crocodile?
no?
No, I also though so at first but a quick google confirms this is right.
If you look up 'freshwater crocodile' you'll see he looks a lot like his mommy.
