Crocodile is large, carnivorous reptile of the order Crocodilia, found in tropical and subtropical regions. Crocodiles live in swamps or on river banks and catch their prey in the water. They have flattened bodies and tails, short legs, and powerful jaws. The eyes, ears, and nostrils are located near the top of the head and are exposed when the crocodile floats on the surface of the water. The ears and nostrils have valves that close when the animal is submerged.
Most crocodiles are more aggressive than the related alligators. The two forms are distinguished by the long lower fourth tooth: in crocodiles, but not in alligators, this tooth protrudes on the side of the head when the mouth is closed
Also, the snouts of most crocodiles are narrower than those of alligators.
Small crocodiles feed on fish and small aquatic animals; larger ones also catch land mammals and birds that approach the water. Members of some large species sometimes attack and eat humans. The female crocodile deposits her eggs, usually about 20 in number, in a nest of rotting vegetation or in a shallow pit on the river bank, and digs them up when she hears them hatching.
1.When my father came home, I was having dinner.
2.When Alice returned , I was listening to the radio
3.When I met her, she was going to the office
4.He was washing his face when someone knocked at the door
5.He was working in the garden from 5 till 8 yesterday
6. The children were doing their lessons at 6 o` clock yesterday
7.He wasn't sleeping when father came home
8.She went to buy a dress, but she bought a suit
9.My father gave me money, and I spent it all in one day
10. I was waiting for the bus when I saw him
11. What he did the whole evening yesterday? - He read a book
12.My sister wasn't playing the piano at 3 o` clock yesterday,she was playing video games
13. I was sleeping while my mum was cooking breakfast
14.He wasn't sleeping when father came home. He was watching TV
Crocodile is large, carnivorous reptile of the order Crocodilia, found in tropical and subtropical regions. Crocodiles live in swamps or on river banks and catch their prey in the water. They have flattened bodies and tails, short legs, and powerful jaws. The eyes, ears, and nostrils are located near the top of the head and are exposed when the crocodile floats on the surface of the water. The ears and nostrils have valves that close when the animal is submerged.
Most crocodiles are more aggressive than the related alligators. The two forms are distinguished by the long lower fourth tooth: in crocodiles, but not in alligators, this tooth protrudes on the side of the head when the mouth is closed
Also, the snouts of most crocodiles are narrower than those of alligators.
Small crocodiles feed on fish and small aquatic animals; larger ones also catch land mammals and birds that approach the water. Members of some large species sometimes attack and eat humans. The female crocodile deposits her eggs, usually about 20 in number, in a nest of rotting vegetation or in a shallow pit on the river bank, and digs them up when she hears them hatching.