The Role of Tunnels in Predator-Prey Interactions and Their Significance in Mugger Crocodile Survival and Behavior

Anjali Kumari Garg

doi:10.47363/jalp/2025(6)141

February 28, 2025

The Role of Tunnels in Predator-Prey Interactions and Their Significance in Mugger Crocodile Survival and Behavior

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Tunnels play a significant role in the survival strategies of mugger crocodiles, impacting their behavior.
Key observations reveal that these reptiles use tunnels to maintain basking behaviors essential for thermoregulation.
Understanding predator-prey interactions in the context of tunnels can provide insights into crocodilian ecology.
The research emphasizes the importance of habitat structures in supporting mugger crocodile populations.

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Observational study highlights the role of tunnels in mugger crocodile behavior and survival.

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This study has recorded observations on maintenance behaviour pertaining to basking and use of tunnels by Mugger crocodiles Crocodylus palustris and also the rol

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