Are Crocs sales declining?
No, Crocs are not technically dinosaurs, though crocodilians (crocodiles, alligators, and their extinct prehistoric relatives) and dinosaurs share a deep common ancestral lineage. Both birds, dinosaurs, and crocodilians belong to a major reptile clade known as Archosauria ("ruling reptiles"), which diverged during the Triassic period into two main branches: Pseudosuchia (leading to modern crocodiles and their extinct kin) and Ornithodira (leading to dinosaurs, pterosaurs, and birds). Therefore, while birds are literally surviving avian dinosaurs, modern Crocs are their evolutionary cousins rather than direct biological descendants of true dinosaurs.
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