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These scale-covered creatures, painted in a beautiful mosaic of black, yellow, and gray, are much smaller than your typical crocodile, usually growing only to about 7.5 feet long. But don't let their size fool you, these little guys have long, strong legs anda boxy snout which make them quite unique among crocodiles. Their eyes are set high on their heads, which allows them to keep a close watch on their surroundings, even while they're in the water.  \nStaying on the lookout is especially important in their home, the wild and wonderful wetlands of Cuba, known as the Zapata Swamp and the Isle of Youth. This is where they spend their time, swimming in the freshwater or basking on the muddy banks. As for what they eat, Cuban crocodiles are not picky eaters – they love to munch on fish, turtles, and small mammals that come to the water's edge. And when it comes to mealtime, they're pretty crafty, often working together in groups to hunt their prey.  \nNow, you may be wondering how these Cuban crocodiles come into the world. Well, after a female lays her eggs in a nest she makes in the ground, she waits patiently for about 80 days before the baby crocodiles (known as hatchlings) break free from their shells. These adorable little ones stay close to their mom for protection, learning the ropes of crocodile life before setting off on their own. As they grow older, their relationship with other animals can be a bit tricky, because although they are pretty social with their own kind, they can be aggressive towards other species.  \nSpeaking of other species, you might be curious about how Cuban crocodiles are different from other crocodiles. Aside from their distinctive look and smaller size, they are also known for their exceptional leaping ability, often jumping out of the water to catch their food. And when it comes to humans, they can be a bit shy, but unfortunately, their numbers have been declining due to habitat loss and hunting. In conclusion, Cuban crocodiles are truly unique creatures, full of life and character, and deserving of our respect and protection.  \nSolve each problem.  \nUse the article to answer the question.  \n1) How big do Cuban crocodiles usually grow?  \nA. about 7.5 feet long B. about 15 feet long  \nC. about 5 feet long D. about 10 feet long  \n2) Where are the eyes of Cuban crocodiles set on their heads?  \nA. low B. high C. On the bottom [D. in](D. in) the middle  \n3) What feature of their body helps Cuban crocodiles to watch their surroundings even in the water?  \nA. Their eyes set high on their heads B. Their boxy snout  \nC. Their long and strong legs D. Their scale-covered skin  \n4) What behavior do Cuban crocodiles display towards other species?  \nA. Are extremely scared of B. Are very friendly  \nC. Try to play with D. Can be aggressive  \n5) What color are Cuban crocodiles usually?  \n[A. black](A. black), yellow, and gray [B. green](B. green) and brown  \n[C. blue](C. blue) and purple [D. orange](D. orange) and red  \n6) Why are Cuban crocodiles' numbers declining?  \nA. Due to temperature changes B. Due to disease  \nC. Due to habitat loss and hunting D. Due to lack of food  \n7) What are baby Cuban crocodiles called?  \nA. Croco-kids B. Hatchlings C. Scalie babies D. Tiny gators  \n8) What are the names of the wetlands in Cuba where Cuban crocodiles live?  \nA. the Great Barrier Reef and the Coral Sea  \nB. the Amazon Rainforest and the Sahara Desert  \nC. the Mississippi River and the Great Lakes  \nD. the Zapata Swamp and the Isle of Youth  \n9) How long do Cuban crocodile eggs take to hatch?  \nA. about 80 days B. about 40 days  \nC. about 365 days D. about 120 days  \n10) What do Cuban crocodiles eat?  \nA. grass and leaves B. insects and spiders  \n[C. fish](C. fish), turtles, and small mammals D. berries and fruit  \n11) How do Cuban crocodiles behave with their own kind?  \nA. 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