Crocodilian.com Website Review

Crocodilians: Natural History and Conservation is the Internet's largest crocodile site, established in 1995. Written by a crocodile specialist, it's an ever-growing database of everything you need to know about crocodiles, including all the different species, their biology, conservation, how they talk, and even their captive care. When you can't trust Wikipedia, come straight to the source. A regularly updated blog where we discuss interesting, relevant and where we interview cool croc people, and discuss the latest news, science, and TV shows. Premier source of information on all 23 crocodilian species, including distribution maps, images, taxonomy and more. Specific information on biology and behaviour discussed in depth and illustrated clearly, plus a list of frequently asked crocodile Crocodilians are the most vocal of all reptiles. Hear juvenile distress calls, threatening ad*lt hisses, and courtship bellows. A detailed, complete docu*ent on the captive husbandry of crocodilians - serious keepers only need apply. Spectacular snapshots of crocodilians sent in by contributors. The best each year wins a prize. Can you do better? Navigate the Internet swamps with a list of what we consider high quality crocodile web resources. 5 May 2012 - CrocLog Podcast Episode 10 The latest CrocLog Podcast is now available from the Croc Blog interview with croc legend Rom Whitaker, someone who has been an inspiration for many of us with his devotion to crocodile and snake conservation. We also talk about record-breaking crocodile bite forces, about Cambodia selling off its National Parks, recovery of the American crocodile in Florida, Nile crocodiles attacking elephants, recent crocodile attacks, and a discussion about Swimming with 17 February 2012 - Swimming with Crocodiles If you're in the UK, don't miss the two-part Swimming with Crocodiles concludes the following week at the same time. I travel to Botswana with UK adventurer Ben Fogle and we go diving with wild Nile