Is crocodile viviparous or oviparous?

Crocodiles are egg-laying animals. And its eggs are hatched using the heat of the sun and the heat of wet fermentation of weeds.

Some crocodile species:

1. Nile Crocodiles: Different populations of Nile crocodiles are listed as endangered and vulnerable.

2. African alligator: African alligator is an endangered species, successfully bred at Miami Zoo.

3. Swamp crocodiles: Swamp crocodiles are vulnerable species that breed in large numbers in zoos in India.

4. New Guinea crocodiles: New Guinea crocodiles are still abundant and are vulnerable species that can reproduce in farms.

5. Philippine crocodile: Philippine crocodile is an endangered species, only about 100 in the wild.

6. Siamese crocodile/Thai crocodile: Thai crocodile may have been extinct in the wild, but the number of captive is still relatively large and can be crossed with Gulf crocodile. Siamese crocodile belongs to reptiles, crocodiles, crocodiles, as a national second-class protected wild animals. It has strong reproductive ability, fast growth, strong disease resistance, excellent cortex and other advantages, is one of the most artificially raised crocodiles in China.

7. Crocodiles: Although widely distributed, crocodiles are seriously threatened due to the impact of the crocodile skin trade. They are listed as endangered species and are widely kept. They can be reproduced in many zoos and farms.

Crocodile sex is not determined at birth, but by temperature at hatching, although crocodile mothers generally balance the proportion of offspring.