The fish eating crocodile, also known as the Indian crocodile, is a large reptile similar to crocodiles. Indian crocodiles are commonly found along rivers in Pakistan, India, Nepal, and Bangladesh. Male Indian crocodiles can reach a length of 5.5 meters, while female Indian crocodiles can reach a length of 4 meters. During mating season, male crocodiles use the raised part of their nose to make a peculiar sound, attracting female crocodiles to their side. After mating, female crocodiles will lay 30 to 40 crocodile eggs in the bottle shaped hole. The appearance is very similar to that of a regular crocodile. But unlike other crocodiles, the fish eating crocodile is the longest snout crocodile.