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The Crocodile Death Roll

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The death roll is probably the most well-known and terrifying of crocodile behaviors. The moment a victims falls in a death roll nearly all creatures are not going to live. The death roll carries out a variety of functions to the Crocodiles.

Whenever a crocodile attacks and holds a substantial victim the crocodiles will need to pull it towards the water and also drown it therefore, the crocodile uses it's advantage while in the water and it is very own weight in order to roll continuously to be able to drown it's victim. It will eventually pause and when the animal moves once again the death roll will certainly be used by the crocodile.

The death roll is also how a crocodile is going to separate limbs from the body of big animals rotating and rotating until eventually it will tear off the limb or simply chunks of it's prey right into portions the crocodile can easily ingest.
At a number of Australia's crocodile farms handlers may display tourists the actual death roll. By tossing a soft object tied to a rope they're able to get any crocodile to go into a death roll by simply yanking on the rope making the crocodile believe the thing is actually planning to get away from him. 

The crocodile will most likely then start the death roll since, it's behavioral instinct shows it that it must drown what it's got inside it's jaws. Some handlers do this every day to provide the crocodile a daily work out and to show tourists the amazing power of the Saltwater crocodile.
See also:

Crocodiles for kids
Where do crocodiles live
Where alligators live
Alligators for kids
Crocodile Facts

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There only are 2 alligator species found in the world.

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