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Are you familiar with the differences between alligators and crocodiles? It can be quite tricky to tell them apart, but one key feature is their heads. Alligators have short, U-shaped snouts, while crocodiles boast longer, more pointed snouts. An interesting tidbit: they also have distinct tooth arrangements (we’re sure there’s a good joke in there somewhere). Both creatures belong to the Crocodilia order, so it’s wise to maintain a safe distance from them as they can be dangerous. However, alligator and crocodile coloring pages offer a fun and safe way to enjoy these fascinating reptiles!
Our assortment of coloring pages not only provides entertainment but also serves as a fantastic educational tool. Did you know these remarkable creatures can live for up to 75 years on average? With 14 species of crocodiles, there’s plenty of variety to explore in your coloring activities!
Here are 12 amazing free alligator and crocodile coloring pages for the whole family. If you’re currently homeschooling, these pages can be a delightful way to teach kids about reptiles. And for more reptilian fun, check out our snake coloring pages, turtle coloring pages, and even dinosaur coloring pages.
Free Printable Crocodile Coloring Pages
Crocodile No. 1
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How can you identify this crocodile? Alligators hide their fourth tooth in an upper jaw socket, while a crocodile’s fourth tooth is always visible—just like this cheerful croc! Fun fact: alligators sometimes feast on their own kind! In a study conducted in Florida, researchers found larger alligators consumed nearly seven percent of juvenile alligators annually.
Crocodile No. 2
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This croc’s pattern suggests it might be a saltwater crocodile. As the largest reptile globally, saltwater crocs can exceed 23 feet in length and weigh over a ton!
Crocodile No. 3
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While saltwater crocodiles are the biggest, the Nile crocodile holds the title of Africa’s largest crocodilian. They inhabit sub-Saharan Africa, the Nile Basin, and Madagascar, living in various aquatic environments. Interestingly, Nile crocodiles have also been spotted in southern Florida!
Crocodile No. 4
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You’ve heard the phrase “crocodile tears,” right? This expression refers to insincere displays of emotion, which may stem from the fact that crocodiles can produce tears—not from sadness, but due to swallowed air putting pressure on their tear glands!
Crocodile No. 5
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This crocodile appears to be enjoying a sunny day on land! As amphibious reptiles, crocodiles thrive in both water and on land, although none are exclusively marine.
Crocodile No. 6
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Did you know crocodiles don’t sweat? They cool off by keeping their mouths wide open, similar to how dogs pant. Some even sleep with their mouths agape to release heat.
Free Printable Alligator Coloring Pages
Alligator No. 1
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This alligator seems inspired by various crocodilian characters from Disney. We suggest adding two frogs, Tiana and Prince Naveen, to make it even more fun! Fun fact: alligator blood has antibiotic properties that can combat infections!
Alligator No. 2
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This alligator, with a flower in its mouth, is sure to charm! To make this image even cuter, consider adding a field of flowers around it. On land, alligators have two walking styles: the slow “low walk” and the quicker “high walk,” where they lift their bellies off the ground.
Alligator No. 3
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Are alligators and birds friends? Not really. Alligators are carnivores and may see that canary as a potential meal. They’ve been known to balance sticks on their heads to attract birds looking for nesting materials!
Alligator No. 4
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Check out this alligator’s impressive teeth! They typically have between 74 and 80 teeth at any given time and can lose up to 2,000 teeth throughout their lives.
Alligator No. 5
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What do you call a group of alligators? They are known as a “congregation.”
Alligator No. 6
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Alligators are surprisingly clever! They use twigs and branches as tools to catch birds. You can even play a game with your little ones where you balance a stick on your heads—whoever drops it first loses!
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In summary, these alligator and crocodile coloring pages provide an entertaining and educational way for families to learn about these incredible reptiles. They are perfect for homeschooling or simply enjoying some creative time together.