Definition: A crocodylony, a term referring to an elephant that has a large girth with crocs at the end of its body, from Latin "crocodilis" meaning "snake". It occurs in many genera of elephants. Definition: The term 'acrocephaly' is derived from Latin, meaning "large with teeth" or "large and massive", as it describes the size and shape of an elephant's gills. The specific genus, 'Crocodylus', refers to a group of large and massive reptiles including crocodylony. In general, a crocodile can grow up to 7 meters in length, making it one of the largest land animals on Earth. Its body is covered with skin that has many small openings for breathing and feeding, which are called gills or lungs. The gill covers the entire surface of the animal, covering up to half its overall length.
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