Crocodiles VS Sharks: Who Is The Ultimate Predator? | The Predator's Bay | Real Wild

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Published 2018-03-07

These aren't the Crocs you want on your feet.

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All Comments (21)

@turtleretward1860 3 years ago

Baby crocodile:*lazer sound* Mother crocodile:*Heavy tank engine noise*
@valvfn5770 3 years ago

Why am I watching this 50 minute long video about crocodiles at 3 am in the morning
@NA-jx2bf 4 years ago

Did anyone else find it kinda impressive that a monster THAT big was hiding, unnoticed at 3:28?
@FukaiKokoro 5 years ago

“Leaving his rear exposed to a curious shrimp” lmao.
@Big_Mayo 5 years ago

This croc is an absolute legend
@klayeluhbelle6956 5 years ago

I don't know why but I love watch crocodile videos😁😄
@taxfraud4853 3 years ago

Mom croc: alright kids lets take a stroll Mom croc: loses them Also Mom croc: okay kids see you in forever
@chorizodealer 5 years ago

3:30 i knew crocs were very stealthy but that 600lb beast rose out of like 3 feet of water and i didnt even see his ass
@ryanschmidt3913 5 years ago

I saw this when I was like 5 and I haven't been able to find it since. The nostalgia is unreal.
@ecdact 6 years ago

You know, I'm really rooting for this crocodile. I hope he makes it.
@ericklucio9555 3 years ago

I don’t know why but I like how he started out as a little croc and now we get too see his story from his perspective
@singingwhale977 3 years ago

I grew a emotional bond with this specific crocodile.
@wmden1 2 years ago

If he survived, I would guess he is 10 to 12 feet by now, and probably around or over 500 pounds. This was an interesting, well done, and narrated documentary. I enjoyed it. First time I felt empathy for a crocodile.
@2ndToLast501 3 years ago

I cry everytime I see him struggle to move a few inches and still fall down to rest, but just gets back up again even though he's got 0 energy. This is super motivational !
@GoatMan64 3 years ago

Why is no one talking about how calm the toad looked when it was getting eaten by the snek.
@Mann_Person 4 years ago

Crocodiles are my favorote animals ever, so watching this documentary was the most entertaining thing I've experienced for as long as I can remember! I'm geniuenly interested in the wildlife, and life in general, so videos like these just make me want to be in the wildlife, trying to survive! Very good documentary!
@xxkvck 6 years ago

I felt proper bad for that young male as he rolled onto the beach and just sat there, blinking. He was totally exhausted 😂😂
@susandilaudo9534 5 years ago

Poor mom. She lost the crocs that fell out of her mouth? I feel so lazy watching this. All the animals and creatures work so hard just to survive and im lying here watching this like the lazy human i am. This is a great series. And YAY!!, he made it!
@uber-trooper4162 5 years ago

Never thought I’d be proud of a crocodile
@luapellegrini2582 4 years ago

All this has taught me is being a fish must really suck