Nearest thing we have to living dinosaurs:
Here is a Nile crocodile, the largest reptile on earth (heavier than an anaconda), getting a dental checkup off a local bird:
The Indian gharial is a crocodile with a streamlined nose:
I think this one's a baby...
America has its own crocodiles, though the Americans insist on calling them aligators. Aligators are far smaller than Nile crocodiles and less evil-looking. They are even willing to appear in Jackass TV stunts:
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Pretty awesome aren't they although I have to challenge you on the largest. They are in fact the Saltwater Crocodiles found in Northern Australia and southern Asia .. although frankly I wouldn't want to get close enough to compare sizes between and Aussie Salty and Nile Wildebeest muncher.
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ReplyDeleteWe have rather large crocs here, in the Northern Territory. The river banks are thick with these huge animals and when I went up there some years ago, I had nightmares for a couple of weeks about being chased by them. Scary!
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Love the photos, Gledds. I think crocs are cute.
ReplyDeleteWe have a lot of alligators in SC where I live. They eat small dogs and children if given the chance. I give them a wide berth, especially the females with babies.
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ReplyDeleteHang on Northern Saltwater Crocs are larger than Nile ones... my mistake!
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