Size of a Crocodile

The size of a crocodile depends on its ancient species. For example, dwarf crocodiles (3.3-4.9 ft) are the smallest in size while saltwater crocodiles (15.9ft) form the biggest species in terms of size and weigh over 1,200 kilograms. Sexual dimorphism exhibits in crocodiles where, the male crocodiles possess large bodies and grow faster than their female counterparts. Largest crocodiles can be found in Thailand, United States, and in some African countries.