The 124th birthday of the world's oldest crocodile was celebrated.

The 124th birthday of Henry, considered the oldest living crocodile, was celebrated. Born in 1900 and believed to have more than 10,000 offspring, Henry is thought to be one of the oldest documented crocodiles.

HEALTH STATUS IS GOOD

Living in a wildlife conservation center located on a private land in South Africa, Henry shares his habitat with six female crocodiles. Authorities reported that despite his advanced age, the crocodile Henry, who is celebrating his 124th birthday, is in good health.

PHYSIOLOGICAL FEATURES HELPING TO MAINTAIN ENERGY

It was also noted that Henry's slow metabolism, continuous growth throughout his life, and cold-bloodedness are physiological features that help him maintain his energy and regulate his body temperature.

STILL CONTINUING TO GROW

Crocodiles, like some other reptiles, continue to grow as they age. It was stated that Henry, who weighs approximately 700 kilograms and reaches a length of 5 meters, is still continuing to grow.