Crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus)
Crocodile Nervous System
The crocodile is part of the class of reptiles and all brains and nervous systems in this class are fairly similar. Out of the reptiles the crocodile is considered to have one of the most advanced nervous systems. The crocodile has very strong sensory organs, the strongest being its sense of touch. The crocodiles have small bumps around their body that are essentially bundled up nerve tissue. These bumps detect even the slightest movements in the water, enhancing the crocodiles effectiveness in survival and as a predator. |