Ninas Saltwater Crocodile poem

c amouflaging in the water waiting for their predators to pass by
removing the leaves and grass when the babies start chirping
on top of the water you cant see but the mother is hiding
crocodlies can be really dangerous sometimes
on the river bank a crocodile lays her eggs
dangerous predators are really easy to catch with a crocodile
if it is warm in the mound it will be mostly males if it is cold it will be mostly females
life is a big job for a crocodile
eggs can crack open very easy with there egg tooth

Megan and Hannahs saltwater crocs

Crocs acrostic Poem
C camouflaged in the water watching the babies in the mound to keep them safe from predators.
R idling in their mothers mouth, the babies are carried to the water.
O ver 90 days the babies are ready to hatch.
C atch insects, frogs and small fish to survive.
O ut of the mothers mouth and into the water to learn to swim and to keep safe.
D angerous predators are a round, be careful.
I n danger if you get too close to her mound.
L ays eggs in a mound that shes made from leaf litter and grass.
E ggs crack and the babies make chirping sounds.

BY HANNAH AND MEGAN

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