CROCODILE: The American Sign Language (ASL) sign for "crocodile / croc"

CROCODILE uses the same sign as ALLIGATOR:

Open and close "curved-five-handshapes" to represent the mouth and teeth of an alligator / crocodile as it catches its next meal.

ALLIGATOR / CROCODILE:

Some versions may show the dominant hand starting at the mouth, but it isn't required:

If needed you could spell CROC:

Sample sentence: CROCODILE [bodyshift] SHARK, STRONGER BITE WHICH?

If you want to learn more animal signs, check out:

Notes: 

See: ANIMALS

ALLIGATOR

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