The Cuban Crocodile is native only to Cuba and found in the wild in only two locations.
Inhabiting freshwater swamps, it can grow typically to some 8 feet in length (some 2.5 metres),
although the largest have been 11 feet (3.5 metres).
It is typically more patterned than other crocodiles and with less smooth skin.
It also has legs better-adapted for hunting on land and is said to be intelligent and able to hunt in groups.
Critically endangered, they are hunted for their skin and for meat.
Habitat destruction has also added to their decline.