Crocodile farming is the practice of raising crocodiles in controlled environments for various purposes, including meat, leather, and other products. This industry has grown due to the high demand for crocodile skin in fashion and luxury goods, as well as the culinary appeal of crocodile meat in some cultures. Farmers typically breed crocodiles in captivity, ensuring their health and safety while also adhering to regulations that promote sustainable practices. The farming process involves careful management of breeding, feeding, and habitat conditions to optimize growth and ensure the welfare of the animals, contributing to conservation efforts for wild populations.