How long does it take for a crocodile to reach adulthood?

I wonder how long it takes for crocodiles to enter the breeding season, it's been a week, but no one has my problem! It seems that this question is not good!

It generally takes 10-12 years for crocodiles to grow from young to adult, which is a relatively long time. In fact, the lifespan of crocodiles is relatively long, they can live for 80-100 years, so it is normal to reach adulthood late. When the crocodile is relatively small, it can catch some small animals, such as fish, frogs, earthworms, snails, etc.

When they reach adulthood, they can catch larger animals such as rabbits, deer, antelopes, etc., and will find their own territory. <

The crocodile is a relatively large animal. The time it takes for them to grow from a small crocodile to an adult crocodile is relatively long, and it generally takes 10-12 years to reach adulthood. This is because crocodiles have a relatively long lifespan, which can live for 80-100 years, and it is normal for them to reach adulthood late.

When crocodiles are still relatively small, they also eat some relatively small animals, generally aquatic animals such as fish, frogs, earthworms, snails, etc. When they reach adulthood, they can prey on some larger animals, and even some larger mammals, such as mice, rabbits, deer, antelopes, etc. Moreover, adult crocodiles generally seek out their own territory and protect their territory from other crocodiles.

Crocodiles reproduce using oviparous, and generally they can only reproduce once a year. During reproduction, female and male crocodiles mate in the water, while the process of laying eggs and hatching takes place on land, at which point the female crocodiles dig a burrow and lay their eggs inside. Although crocodiles can lay more eggs at a time, dozens of eggs, not all of these eggs hatch.

Even if they hatch, they may be eaten by female crocodiles, who do not have much energy to take care of their calves and may eat some of them.

Females are about 15 to 20 years old, and males are older.

Hello, crocodile breeding is illegal, unless you have strong economic strength, or even let you breed may not be able to bear the burden, crocodiles are much more difficult to raise than turtles, crocodiles will develop rapidly in a year, generally speaking, a year can become 40 to 50 cm longer because crocodiles are smaller when they are young, so the development will be faster, the beginning of breeding will be easier, but the more to the back will increase your financial burden, it is recommended not to raise, thank you.

Scientists have found that crocodiles can live up to 150 years.

Scientists have found that crocodiles have super self-healing functions: crocodiles live in river bays, shoals, rivers, lakes, and swamps for a long time, and can swim ashore and climb when they enter the water, especially in swamps and shoals, where bacteria and viruses are rampant, and sometimes crocodiles fight and bite each other all over the body, but they have never been infected with bacteria and viruses, never become inflamed or diseased, but can heal quickly, and no pathogenic bacteria have been found in the body.

If you don't get hurt or anything, you should live to be 100 years old.