The father and son of the Ganga crocodile look at the rear palace of the male Ganga crocodile.

Photographs of the father and son of the Ganga Crocodile

The "rear palace" of male crocodiles usually includes several female crocodiles, which concentrate on digging nests and guarding them in the same area. After the eggs are successfully hatched, the male is responsible for caring for his offspring for the next few days, during which time the male becomes aggressive (as a fine-mouthed fisherman, the crocodile is usually gentle). However, the crocodile’s "kinship" will not last long, and the young crocodiles will soon disperse to make a living on their own, after which they will be alienated from their parents.

PS: The way to judge the sex of the crocodile is to look at the nose. There is a swollen bag on the nose of the male crocodile, but not the female.