Answer : No, a Salamander is slower than a Crocodile
The average top speed of a Salamander is 17 kph, (11 mph) while for a Crocodile it is 18 kph, (11 mph)
Name | Name:Salamander | Name:Crocodile |
Top Speed | Top Speed:17 kph, (11 mph) | Top Speed:18 kph, (11 mph) |
Height | Height:n/a | Height:n/a |
Weight | Weight:n/a | Weight:1090 kg, (2403 lbs) |
Lifespan in Wild (years) | Lifespan in Wild (years):13 | Lifespan in Wild (years):55 |
Description | Description:Tiger salamanders are the largest terrestrial salamanders on Earth. They are distinguished by bright yellow blotches or stripes covering thick green or gray bodies. They live in North America in deep burrows. | Description:A crocodile is a brown, grey, or green scaly reptile which lives in murky waters eating fish, turtles, and mammals. They are among the oldest living creatures on Earth, and were around during dinosaur times. |
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