Nile crocodiles like this one will eat buffaloes ... they fold their legs straight back and simply use their powerful tail. The tail provides the main thrust for the crocodile while it swims.

Nile crocodiles live in different types of aquatic environments like lakes, rivers, swamps and marshlands.

The immensely hefty croc measures over 5 meters (16 foot 5 inches) from snout to tail and weighs 700 kilograms (1,543 pounds) ...

i-oh He's swimming down the River Nile i-oh, i-oh, i-oh. The crocodile has a swishing tail i-oh, i-oh, i-oh He's swims along and leaves a trail i-oh, i-oh, i-oh. The crocodile has two great big ...

What's it like to capture an 18-foot Nile crocodile for research purposes? To touch its skin, smell its breath, hear its growl? How do you weigh a half-ton croc? Are you willing to do what it ...

Wilson packed the gash with mud and we kept hunting. He didn’t flinch or complain once.) Read Next: Hunting the Nile Crocodile, the Very Picture of Death With Wilson’s bare feet dug into the rebar, ...

You’ll find these swimming in freshwater rivers and lakes of Africa, including the Nile River ... They have a crocodile-like ...

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New research suggests that crocodiles may be drawn to the sounds of crying babies. Nile crocodiles were found to react to the cries of baby bonobos, chimpanzees, and humans — and they appear to ...

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