Crocodile Behavior and Hatchling Rescue

What is the main reason crocodile mothers are considered protective?

• They guard their eggs from predators.

• They build large nests.

• They swim with their babies.

• They snap their jaws at everyone.

How do baby crocodiles signal their mother for help?

• By swimming in circles.

• By snapping their jaws.

• By hiding under leaves.

• By making a baby croc call.

What surprising action does the mother crocodile take during the rescue?

• She ignores the baby crocodiles.

• She snaps at the baby crocodiles.

• She carefully picks up her babies.

• She eats the baby turtles.

Where does the mother crocodile take the baby crocodiles and turtles?

• To a cave.

• To a nursery pool in the river.

• To a nearby forest.

• To a sandy beach.

What is the term used for the nursery pool where the baby crocodiles are taken?

• The crash.

• The lagoon.

• The hatchery.

• The pond.