Why does China raise 2 million crocodiles a year?
Explore the fascinating world of crocodile farming in China, where over 500 farms raise more than 2 million crocodiles annually. This high-tech industry blends science, sustainability, and business, making China the global leader in crocodile farming. Learn how temperature determines gender in crocodile eggs, the role of modern climate-control systems, and why these reptiles are in high demand for their leather and meat.
From state-of-the-art incubators to carefully monitored diets, discover the secrets behind one of the most lucrative and ethical farming operations in the world. With 90% of Europe’s crocodile leather sourced from China, these farms are shaping a global industry while adhering to strict ecological and ethical standards.
📌 Topics Covered in This Video:
• The science of crocodile egg incubation
• High-tech farming practices in China
• Crocodile diet, growth, and sustainability
• Why crocodile leather and meat are so valuable
Stay tuned as we dive into the extraordinary world of crocodile farming!
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