Crocodile is a ........... animal.

Cold-blooded

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Warm-blooded

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Solution

The correct option is A Cold-blooded
Crocodiles are semi-aquatic animals belonging to the class Reptilia.
Crocodiles are not capable of maintaining and regulating their body's temperature according to their surroundings and thus are cold-blooded animals.

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Crocodile is a ........... animal.

The correct option is A Cold-bloodedCrocodiles are semi-aquatic animals belonging to the class Reptilia. Crocodiles are not capable of maintaining and regulating their body's temperature according to their surroundings and thus are cold-blooded animals.

The correct option is A Cold-blooded
Crocodiles are semi-aquatic animals belonging to the class Reptilia.
Crocodiles are not capable of maintaining and regulating their body's temperature according to their surroundings and thus are cold-blooded animals.