The gharial is the only living crocodilian that is visibly sexually dimorphic beyond body size: Females don’t have the aforementioned gharas. At around 11 to 14.5 feet long, they're also much smaller ...

The rare and ancient gharial, with its distinctive long snout, faces critical endangerment in northern India's rivers. Unlike crocodiles, gharials are gentle giants crucial for river ecosystem health.

Conservationists from Zoological Society of London and Biodiversity Conservancy Nepal have discovered the first successful nesting and breeding site of gharial crocodiles in Nepal since 1982. More ...

When people think of crocodilians, gharials are often overlooked. But these long-snouted reptiles are among the most unusual animals found in South Asia’s river systems. Highly adapted to life in ...

The largest reptile sanctuary in the US, based in Arizona, wants to import six gharials and mugger crocodiles from Tamil Nadu to help conserve these endangered species. As per a notification issued ...

River with Most Gharials in the World: Gharials are unusual reptiles from the crocodilian family, best known for their long, thin snouts. This snout helps them catch fish with ease. Unlike other ...