The Nile crocodile is one of the largest reptiles in Africa and a fierce predator—but it has a weakness. | National Geographic

Come see Mr. O — our dwarf crocodile with a story as wild as he is legendary!Mr. O survived the Gatorland fire of 2006, earned a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s largest dwarf crocodile, and now he’s finally got the brand-new habitat he deserves! He may be a “dwarf” but don’t let that fool you — Mr. O is a living legend with a big personality and an even bigger following. Come out to Gatorland this Easter weekend to meet Mr. O, explore exciting new animal experiences, an

Happy #WorldCrocodileDay! There are 24 recognized species of crocodilians. The L.A. Zoo is home to four species of crocodilians, including the American alligator, dwarf caiman, Indian gharial, and last but certainly not least, the tomistoma. These big, beautiful animals can grow up to 16 feet long and have up to 84 teeth and a long, thin snout that is perfect for catching fish. When you visit, you may see them staying *very* still, but there is a good reason for this! Tomistomas hunt by remainin