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The 14 pages that link to Saltwater crocodile, each with the reason it gives.

• Marine reptileBroader topic: Its tolerance of saltwater allows travel and hunting across marine coastlines.

• Bite forceBroader topic: Its exceptionally strong bite has been measured directly in living animals.

• Salt glandBroader topic: Lingual salt glands help this species tolerate saline environments.

• CrocodyliaBroader topic: It exemplifies the size and salt tolerance found among true crocodiles.

• American alligatorCompared with: Its larger size, narrower snout, and broad saltwater range contrast with the alligator’s traits.

• Nile crocodileCompared with: It is a close ecological comparison, but inhabits a different region and tolerates saltwater.

• Crocodilian locomotionBroader topic: Its movements through coastal waters exemplify how some crocodilians travel beyond freshwater habitats.

• American crocodileCompared with: Both use coastal waters, but they belong to separate species and geographic regions.

• CrocodylidaeBroader topic: Its size and broad range make it a prominent Asian-Pacific family member.

• Kakadu National ParkRelated: It is a major predator in Kakadu’s rivers and wetlands.

• Bull sharkCompared with: Both large predators use estuaries and rivers, but the crocodile is a reptile rather than a shark.

• Freshwater crocodileCompared with: It shares northern Australia with the freshwater crocodile but grows larger and poses a greater danger to people.

• Sundarbans National ParkRelated: This estuarine predator lives in the park’s tidal rivers and creeks.

• Mugger crocodileCompared with: Unlike the mugger, it is strongly associated with estuaries and coastal waters.