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This amazing creature, also known as the 'Yangtze alligator', is smaller than its American cousin, but don't let its size fool you. Its body is covered in hard, bumpy scales that are mostly dark grey or black, with a softer underbelly that's a creamy yellow. And did I mention they have around 80 teeth in their strong jaws? Now that's a toothy grin!  \nTaking a leap from their toothy grins, let's dive into the world where these fabulous creatures live. Chinese alligators are most at home in fresh water environments, like rivers, lakes, and marshes in eastern China. Unfortunately, due to habitat loss, there are now only a few hundred of these alligators left in the wild. But don't worry, many are being taken care of in zoos and breeding centers to help their population grow.  \nSpeaking of growing, Chinese alligators have a fascinating life cycle. After a female lays her eggs, she guards them closely until they hatch, showing just how caring these creatures can be. Once the little alligators are born, they stick with their mom for a while, learning all the alligator tricks of the trade. These little alligators grow up to be quite the hunters, eating fish, snails, and even small mammals!  \nNow, you might be wondering how these alligators get along with other animals, including us humans. Chinese alligators are generally shy and prefer to stay away from people, but they can defend themselves if they need to with their strong tails and powerful jaws. They play an important role in their ecosystem, controlling the population of certain animals and helping to keep the environment balanced. So remember, while they might look scary, Chinese alligators are a unique and important part of our world's wildlife.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) What color are Chinese alligator's scales?  \nA. Blue or black B. Dark grey or black  \nC. Yellow or brown D. Green or brown  \n2) What is the Chinese alligator also known as?  \nA. The Yangtze alligator B. The Beijing gator  \nC. The Chinese crocodile D. The Asian alligator  \n3) Where do Chinese alligators live?  \nA. Rivers, lakes, and marshes in eastern China  \nB. Rivers, lakes, and forests in northern China  \nC. Bays, swamps, and marshes in southern China  \nD. Estuaries, lagoons, and lakes in western China  \n4) What color is the underbelly of a Chinese alligator?  \nA. Brown B. Orange C. White D. Yellow  \n5) Why are many Chinese alligators now in zoos and breeding centers?  \n[A. to](A. to) help their population grow B. to protect them from predators  \nC. to be pets for people D. to perform in shows  \n6) Approximately how many teeth do Chinese Alligators have?  \nA. 100 B. 50 C. 80 D. 120  \n7) Approximately how many Chinese alligators are left in the wild?  \nA. Tens of thousands B. A few dozen  \nC. A few hundred D. 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