Current Conservation Status For Nile Crocodile:
Least Concern
SIZELength: 13-15ft on average
Weight: 900 pounds DIETMajority of their diet is made up on fish, but can also include birds, mammals, and even other crocodiles.
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LIFESPANWild Lifespan: 30-40 years
Captive Lifespan: 50-60 Years HABITAT & RANGEFreshwater lakes, rivers, and swamps of southern and eastern Africa and Madagascar.
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After being considered a commodity and being hunted as such for nearly 70 years, the Nile crocodile population began to decrease and was becoming endangered. Around 1969, the first Nile crocodile conservation efforts began, resulting in a steady increase in the population thanks to the animal being protected and crocodile farms.
Fast forward to today and the population has been stabilized, with private breeding farms capable of producing 200,000 crocodile hatchlings in a year! We have these conservation efforts to thank for the opportunity to use the impressive, unique leather today. |
Nile Crocodile Black & Red | Minimalist Pocket Wallet
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Sustainably Produced Alligator & Crocodile Leather Goods
"Each and every skin tanned by American Tanning & Leather LLC is harvested legally and in accordance with all state, federal, and international wildlife regulations. We never buy, sell, or promote any endangered species of crocodile or alligator, and it is our promise to exclusively provide clients with luxury leathers that are from sustainable and ethically sourced raw materials.
The CITES tag on each skin guarantees that your product is part of a sustainable use program which benefits both people and wildlife. The use of alligator and crocodile products protects the traditions and cultures of a community dependent upon renewable natural resources for economic sustainability."
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The CITES tag on each skin guarantees that your product is part of a sustainable use program which benefits both people and wildlife. The use of alligator and crocodile products protects the traditions and cultures of a community dependent upon renewable natural resources for economic sustainability."
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Why Crocodile Leather?
- This isn't your everyday leather. It's a high-end staple of luxury goods because of its incredible durability and unique texture. When treated, it becomes a supple leather perfect for wallets, sheaths, or handbags.
- Nile crocodile leather is just as functional as it is unique. This stuff lasts. It's rugged yet refined, tough yet stylish. But the leather itself is just half of the story, the rest is in the craftsmanship. Each piece of crocodile leather comes with its own pattern of scales, so no two leather goods are exactly alike.
- Its resistance to water and abrasion makes Nile crocodile leather ideal for anyone who lives most of their life outside. It's not just for show, it's a top performer in some of the toughest conditions.
Nile Crocodiles Invading Florida
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We understand you may want information on a certain species. Please keep in mind each species we utilize WILL be added to this page and we appreciate your patience while we gather accurate information for you.
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This informational section of our website is under constant construction and no information will be uploaded without intensive research into the topic/species first.
We understand you may want information on a certain species. Please keep in mind each species we utilize WILL be added to this page and we appreciate your patience while we gather accurate information for you.
*Source information will be listed when applicable
