Crocodiles used to live at the same time as dinosaurs, and are one of the oldest living fossils on earth. The crocodile is a carnivorous animal, usually like to inhabit in the lakes and swamps of the beach or the hills and mountain streams of the grassy wet area. Due to the destruction of the environment, crocodiles are becoming increasingly rare, the international crocodile as a class I protection of endangered wildlife.

The toothpick bird, scientifically known as the Egyptian plover, is a fairly solid, medium-sized wading bird with a thin, straight beak and body plumage consisting of four colors of feathers: black, white, gray and pale yellow. It feeds on worms, insects, or other aquatic animals, and also eats plants, and mainly inhabits the water's edge, along the coast, or inland.