A gharial with a long narrow snout and bulbous ghara basking on a sandbank beside a cluster of large eggs and a Ganges river wave silhouette on a light gray background

110 Teeth, Earthen Pot Snouts, and River Goddesses — How Well Do You Know Gharials?

Difficulty

Hard

Questions

28

Volts

3/q

They have 110 interlocking teeth, a snout named after a clay pot, and they can't even walk on land properly. Gharials are the most aquatic crocodilian alive and critically endangered. 28 questions. Dive in.

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