Image credit: Obliot /Flickr The estuarine crocodile , more commonly known as the “saltwater crocodile,” has the largest geographic range of any crocodile species. Spanning more than 10,000 square kilometers of ocean, the crocodiles make their home from India to Australia, Indonesia to China, and have turned up as far north as the Sea of Japan and as far east as the Pacific Islands. To occupy such a vast marine realm, the crocodiles must be excellent swimmers—at least, that is what logic would sugge… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Crocodiles Surf Currents to Explore Their Realm
