What countries do Nile crocodiles live in?

Nile crocodiles (Crocodylus niloticus) are widely distributed across various countries in Africa. Their range covers much of sub-Saharan Africa, including:

1. Sub-Saharan Africa (39 countries in East, Central, Southern, and West Africa):

- Angola

- Benin

- Botswana

- Burkina Faso

- Burundi

- Cameroon

- Central African Republic

- Chad

- Democratic Republic of the Congo

- Republic of the Congo

- Côte d'Ivoire

- Ethiopia

- Gabon

- Gambia

- Ghana

- Guinea

- Guinea-Bissau

- Kenya

- Liberia

- Madagascar

- Malawi

- Mali

- Mauritania

- Mozambique

- Namibia

- Niger

- Nigeria

- Rwanda

- Senegal

- Sierra Leone

- Somalia

- South Africa

- South Sudan

- Sudan

- Tanzania

- Togo

- Uganda

- Zambia

- Zimbabwe

2. Northern Africa (2 countries):

- Egypt

- Sudan (part of Northern Africa)

It's important to note that while Nile crocodiles occupy a vast region in Africa, their distributions within specific countries may vary and may not necessarily cover the entire area. Some areas can have more abundant populations and suitable habitats than others. Additionally, local population trends and conservation efforts can affect the presence and distribution of Nile crocodiles.