Chapter 5：Little croco (2/2)

Jomel was on the lookout for another animal with a high chance of surviving in the wild, strong strength, flexibility, and, most importantly, a meat eater, such as this badger or wolverine-like beast.

After a minute of surveying and studying, he observed something that piqued his curiosity. What he saw could be a dinosaur-like beast, or it could be a mammoth crocodile, as the most direct representation.

In his past life crocodiles are strong creatures from heredity that have survived for over two hundred million years.

Crocodiles, as skilled swimmers, can swim long distances and survive in both aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. They can't, though, fly long distances overland. There is a subspecies of crocodiles.

Crocodiles have very good night vision and are mostly nocturnal hunters. They use the disadvantage of most prey animals' poor nocturnal vision to their advantage. The light receptors in crocodilians' eyes include cones and numerous rods, so it is assumed all crocodilians can see colors.

Crocodiles have vertical-slit-shaped understudies, comparative to those of residential cats.

One clarification for the advancement of opening students is that they avoid light more viably than a circular student, making a difference to secure the eyes amid daylight. On the raised divider of the eye could be a tapetum lucidum, which reflects approaching light onto the retina, hence utilizing the little sum of light accessible at night to best advantage.

In expansion to the security of the upper and lower eyelids, crocodiles have a nictitating film now and then called a ”third eyelid” that can be drawn over the eye from the internal corner whereas the tops are open. The eyeball surface is thus protected under the water while a certain degree of vision is still possible.

The most famous, largest, and deadliest of all crocodiles are Salt-water crocodiles.

The largest living reptile, and most aggressive of all crocodiles in his past life- It is a big-headed species and has a relatively broad snout, especially when older. The coloration is pale yellow with black stripes when young but dark greenish-drab colored as adults. Lives in brackish and marine environments as well as lower stretches of rivers.

This species has the greatest distribution of all crocodiles. It is the apex predator throughout its range and preys on virtually any animal within its reach. It is classified as Least Concern with several populations under greater risk.

The largest crocodile he knew in his past is known as Lolong in the country of the Philippines. Lolong was caught in a Bunawan stream within the area of Agusan del Sur within the Philippines on the third of September twenty-eleven.

Jomel then decided that this is the best pick.