Conflicts In A River
Synopsis
A female Nile crocodile, over 100 years old, guards her nest against predators like the Nile monitor lizard at Murchison Falls in Uganda.
Synopsis
At Murchison Falls in Uganda, Nile crocodiles and Nile monitors engage in a constant struggle for survival. The crocodiles, some over 100 years old, guard their nests while the monitors, agile and cunning, seek to consume their eggs. As the crocodile hatchlings emerge, they face threats from predators like perch and eagles. Over time, the young crocodiles grow into formidable rulers of the river, asserting their dominance in the ecosystem surrounding this vital waterway.
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Why Watch
- See crocodiles guarding their nests from predators.
- Find out how Nile monitors hunt for crocodile eggs.
- Meet the oldest female crocodile over 100 years old.
Did You Know
- The Nile River travels 6,000 kilometers before reaching the Mediterranean.
- Crocodiles can live over 100 years, with some females being over a century old.
- The Nile monitor is a predator that can reach 1.5 meters in length.
- Crocodile eggs are buried 20 to 30 centimeters beneath the sand during incubation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Nile River?
The Nile River travels 6,000 kilometers before reaching the Mediterranean.
What is the Latin name for the Nile crocodile?
The Latin name for the Nile crocodile is Crocodylus niloticus.
How long do Nile crocodile eggs take to incubate?
Nile crocodile eggs take about 60 days to incubate.
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