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🐊 Baby Encounter 101: The Do’s and Don’ts!
Meeting a baby Nile crocodile at Dubai Crocodile Park? Learn where to touch and what to avoid before your encounter.

Swipe through to learn the rules and help keep our baby crocs safe during your visit.

Remember to follow our team’s instructions and handle our little residents with care.

Ready to meet a baby croc? Visit Dubai Crocodile Park and experience it for yourself.

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Feel those tiny claws. A baby crocodile’s hands and nails help it move and grip surfaces.

Those eyes help the baby croc see its surroundings. Avoid touching or poking them.

Those bumpy scales are called osteoderms. They form protective bony plates beneath the skin.

Small croc, sharp teeth. Keep your fingers away from the mouth at all times.

The belly has softer scales than the back. Use a gentle touch only when guided by our team.

The head is a sensitive area. Never touch or press it. Follow our team’s guidance throughout the encounter. …

Sunbathing, swimming, yawning, and taking underwater breaks. 🐊 A day in the life of a Nile crocodile looks like a lot of chilling, but every habit has a purpose.

Swipe through to discover how these incredible reptiles spend their day at Dubai Crocodile Park.

Ready to meet them up close? Plan your visit today.

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Start the day basking in the sun, soaking up heat to power up that cold-blooded body.

That giant yawn is not a sign of boredom, and crocodiles may open their mouths to help regulate body temperature

With eyes and nostrils above the water, a crocodile can watch its surroundings while keeping most of its body submerged.

Crocodiles can stay underwater for long periods by slowing their heart rate and conserving oxygen. …

The crocs and our zookeepers share a secret signal… 👀

Swipe to discover what it is →

The secret is out! 🐊

That sound is a whistle, used by our zookeepers as a signal during the Nile crocodile feeding show.

Want to see it in action? Visit Dubai Crocodile Park and catch the feeding show for yourself!

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👀 Ever wondered how wide a Nile crocodile can see compared to you?

Swipe through and step into the world of human and crocodile vision. 🐊

👉 Keep swiping to see the difference.

Disclaimer: This carousel is a creative representation only. The visuals are not a 100% accurate depiction of the actual field of view of humans or Nile crocodiles.

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👁️ Human Vision

Humans have a horizontal field of view of around 180–200°.

Our eyes face forward, giving us an area where both eyes can see the same scene.

But how does that compare with a Nile crocodile? 🐊

👉 Swipe to find out.

🐊 Nile Crocodile Vision

Crocodilians can have a total field of view of up to around 260°.

Their eyes sit high and toward the sides of their head, giving them a wide view of their surroundings.

👀 That means a crocodile can take in more of what is around it without turning its head.

👉 Swipe back and compare it with human vision. …

🐊 Meet the newest resident of our Museum Aquarium!
Our newborn Nile crocodiles has arrived and is ready for you to see up close.

Visit Dubai Crocodile Park and take the opportunity to meet our newest little resident.

Come say hello! 🐊

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