fights of crocodiles

Crocodiles jealously guard their territory from other males.
Entering them into fierce fights, sometimes resulting in severe injuries, amputation of limbs or even the death of one of the rivals.

In territorial conflicts, the comb-shaped male crocodiles often inflict powerful blows to each other, whose strengths are sufficient to cut the flesh into the opponent and break the bones.

To females, on the contrary, they are very tolerant, sometimes even sharing their prey with them.

Territoriality and intolerance of crested crocodiles to each other is even greater during the breeding season. Males who are unable to defend their territory, are forced to hide in the territory of their more successful relatives.

Where they eventually die in the battles, or they are forced into the sea, where they move along the coast and rise along the mouths of rivers in search of free freshwater plots.