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What are the abiotic and biotic factors of a salt water crocodile?

Answer 1

Jeremiah Allen

Habitats and nearby organisms.

The abiotic factors are tropical and subtropical heat, water bodies such as lakes, rivers, sandy areas to lay eggs.
The biotic factors are the prey such as fish, turtles, various mammals, etc.
Predators of crocodile eggs and young crocodiles such as monitor lizards, fish eagles, cats etc.
Type of vegetation to form nests.

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Answer 2

Eli Ayoub

The abiotic factors of a saltwater crocodile's habitat include temperature, water salinity, pH levels, sunlight, and water depth. Biotic factors include the availability of prey species, competition with other crocodiles, interactions with other organisms such as birds and fish, and the presence of parasites or pathogens.

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