The reason there are no crocodiles in Florida is because the Coastal mangrove habitats in which crocodiles live were destroyed by development and large numbers of crocodiles were collected for exhibition and as vehicle traffic grew by the late 1930s as people moved into South Florida, road kills then took their toll on the crocodile population.
Crocodiles do have nictitating membranes and in crocodiles crocodiles, it protects their eyes from water but also hinders their focus under water.
Crocodiles are not bulletproof.
However Crocodiles have skin that is thick and hard for a bullet to penetrate which makes it hard to shoot and kill a Crocodile.
However with a powerful enough gun and a good enough shot you could shoot and kill a crocodile.
Although crocodiles are considered bulletproof but they are more slightly bullet resistant than full on bulletproof.
A crocodile can usually survive most gunshots to them but if done correctly then a crocodile can still be shot and killed.
Crocodiles are pretty tough animals.
The lifespan of a crocodile is from 50 to 70 years.
Crocodiles or true crocodiles are large semiaquatic reptiles that live throughout the tropics in Africa, Asia, the Americas and Australia.
Wild crocodiles are advantageous carnivores, capable of eating whatever prey that happens to stumble upon them.
They have even been known to eat humans from time to time as well, but more on that later!
The larger the crocodile, the larger the prey.
Recent studies have found that crocodiles and their relatives are highly intelligent animals capable of sophisticated behavior such as advanced parental care, complex communication and use of tools for hunting.
What's the difference between crocodiles and alligators?
The snout shape and jawline are probably the easiest ways to distinguish alligators vs. crocodiles.
Snout Shape: Alligators have a wide, rounded, u-shaped snout, while crocodiles have long, pointed, v-shaped snouts.
Jawline: Alligators have a wide upper jaw, which allows for the teeth to remain hidden in the mouth.