The fish-eating crocodile is relatively large and is mainly distributed in some countries in Southeast Asia. It mainly lives in some rivers and swamps. It especially likes to stay in places with slow water flow and there are some plants around. The mouth and nose of the fish-eating crocodile are relatively slender. There are many teeth in the mouth, but the sizes are different. The color of the body is mainly olive green. So, what do fish-eating crocodiles domestically eat?

What do crocodiles do in domestication

The fish-eating crocodile likes to live in the water, so it mainly eats some fish and sometimes some mammals.