How is a female crocodile is different from a male?

Answer 1

It is actually vice versa... The male's attract the females.

The males usually try to make themselves look dominant by rising their heads up high. This will usually proceed into a fight with rivals. Another way of attract female's is to make low frequency noises. You can tell if a crocodile is doing this when you see the droplets of water bouncing off their backs.

Answer 2

Female crocodiles tend to be slightly smaller in size compared to males. Additionally, females have a more slender body shape to accommodate the development of eggs, while males have more robust bodies for fighting off competitors and defending territory. In terms of behavior, females are typically more nurturing towards their young, while males are more focused on protecting their territory and mating.

Answer 3

Apart from the genitalia, females are generally smaller than the males and tend not to be as aggressive.

Answer 4

his mane is part of how he attracts females