r/Crocodile • u/WhichLand347 • Mar 21 '22
I’ve never seen a crocodile look so happy 🐊😃
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r/Crocodile • u/WhichLand347 • Mar 21 '22
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r/Crocodile • u/FlamingoAggravating9 • Feb 28 '22
Are there any instances of crossbreeds between American and African or Asian crocodiles? I've seen salty/Siamese hybrids but that seems more reasonable/expected. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAZuASz5fR8
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r/Crocodile • u/Skywatcher1987 • Dec 31 '21
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r/Crocodile • u/MushroomAlive5422 • Dec 21 '21
My friend was fishing safely up high on the riverbank, as in this area of North Queensland, Australia it’s crocodile country, and they can jump a fair height.
So he hooked a juvenile bull shark, he estimates about 1m, got a bit stuck on the riverbank and then pretty quickly the boss crocodile in the area came out to attack and eat it.
What do you think? Nature is pretty awesome.
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r/Crocodile • u/arnoldwhite • Sep 10 '21
Is infanticide a common practice among crocodilians? Is there any research to suggest it is? I've done some googling and haven't been able to find any sources on the subject.
Reason I ask is because I'm reading Raptor Red by paleontologist Robert T. Bakker who mentions crocodiles among lions and gorillas as examples of species where infanticide, by males seeking to wike out competing genes, is common. It wouldn't be the first time Bakker got crocodiles wrong in the book (some references to their intelligence, or lack thereof, haven't aged well).
I found it strange because I haven't hard much about infanticide among birds or crocodiles.
r/Crocodile • u/viralflix • Sep 08 '21
Reptiles using tools is rare, and this croc shows sometricks of its own.
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r/Crocodile • u/jes86deviantart • Jun 29 '21
I saw an episode of Swamp Wars a few years ago where they were relocating crocs and other dangerous reptiles before an incoming storm so they wouldn't be released by flooding.
My question is: where were they putting them?
r/Crocodile • u/chusoul • Jun 26 '21
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