Crocodiles attacking other animals caught on camera
By Melissa_M (self media writer) | 1 month ago
Good day everyone, i hope that you are having a lovely Sunday so far dispite the cold weather. Today i want to share with you some jaw dropping photographs of crocodiles attacking other animals. These photos show just how vicious crocodiles are.
Crocodiles are large reptiles that can be found in countries such as South Africa, Australia, parts of Asia. They are carnivorous and don't eat any vegetable products. Crocodiles have both an excellent sense of smell and sight. They are able to spot prey from a distance. They have up to 80 very sharp teeth that is perfect for tearing into the flesh of the prey that they catch.
Crocodiles and members of the crocodile family are excellent at catching and hunting prey. Once they have an animal trapped in their jaws, they won't let go easily.
Let's take a look at some photos of crocodiles attacking other animals
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