A crocodile can't stick its tongue out.

Crocodiles are not able to stick their tongue out. It is attached to the bottom of the mouth by a membrane, so it can raise up to press food to the top of the mouth, but cannot move outside the mouth.

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Marcella Kosse

Never thought about it, but when I did, I realized I never saw the tongue out any time I’ve seen one. Got it right.

Andy the educated troglodyte

This means they are a polite species....sticking your tongue out is rude.

Bridget Clayton

Joe Mangan , Yes!

Cheryl Love

True/false questions are always true, every time I’ve seen one. Makes them too easy.

lindian

I hate this,I said false,and the answer said its true.

Player

I'm amazed at how gentle crocodile & alligator mothers can be putting their babies in their mouths

Donna Smith

I GOT IT CORRECT..AMAZING BUT DANGEROUS CREATURE..

Paul Vickers

Got it

earlepg

Marcella Kosse, same here.

Tim Rick

What a croc.

Janice Lea Vanlandingham

The massive amount of photo documentation goes to prove the answer. I have never observed a crocodile nor an Alligator are capable of extending their tongues.