Fresh Water Crocodile
The Freshwater Crocodile is smaller than the Saltwater Crocodile and has a narrow snout. It feeds on such prey as frogs, shrimps, fish and insects but will take anything of a suitable size. It is not regarded as dangerous to swimmers, although a close eye would be need to watch over children. Freshwater Crocodiles will bite if harassed.
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Salt Water Crocodile
The Saltwater Crocodile is a far more formidable animal than its freshwater relative, and it does eat people.While normally found in estuaries and tidal rivers, these crocodiles also inhabit fresh water and will go out to sea. The smaller Saltwater Crocodiles feed on insects, frogs, small fish and reptiles.The larger ones will eat fish, birds, reptiles and whatever other suitably sized animals they can get, including wallabies.
