15 Crocodiles That Strike and Kill Their Prey

Crocodiles and alligators are deadly predators at the top of the food chain. Not many animals want to mess with these ferocious reptiles because they usually win. Join us, as we look at 15 crocodiles that strike and kill their prey.
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Crocodile VS Hippo
It’s rare to see a crocodile attack an adult hippo, but many crocodiles will snatch and kill wandering hippo calves, and you can see the Nile crocodile in this video walking with a dead hippo calf in his mouth. The reptile may have found the young hippo already dead, or he may have killed it on his own. A gruesome scene was caught on camera, just opposite a camp in the Mara River, when a huge crocodile threw around the carcass of a newborn hippo. It is certainly not often that these ruthless and most efficient apex predators snatch baby hippos from their mothers.
As opportunistic as crocodiles are, they often avoid hippos, because they know how aggressive an angry hippo can be. On this occasion, onlookers did not actually see the killing but noticed the umbilical cord was still attached. It was unclear whether the baby was stillborn and abandoned by its mother, or whether there was a macabre opportunity to snatch a meal for the crocodile. A baby hippo could not follow his mother in a small stream in the river, and when a hungry crocodile saw that, he immediately grabbed the baby hippo and feasted on it.
Crocodile VS Dog
I’m not sure why this dog is standing in the water, doing nothing. When the crocodile approaches, a man warns the dog, but it’s too late. If the man knew there were crocodiles in the water, why did he let his dog jump in there in the first place? The people in this video were down south testing out some new models of knives they bought for deep-sea fishing when an 8-foot alligator jumped 4 feet out of the water to grab his dog by the nose right off the dock! Thankfully, the dog escaped with just a few scratches on his nose. He is now a little more cautious about what’s floating around the boat. It’s unbelievable that the dog in this video didn’t notice the huge crocodile in the water, and because of this, he was grabbed and pulled into the water by the massive reptile, before being killed.
This dog is walking along a riverbank unaware that he will soon become this crocodile’s next meal, and when he does the poor dog is defenseless and becomes crocodile chow in seconds. After spotting a crocodile nearby, a small dog advances towards the large reptile to bark at it, so when the barking becomes unbearable for the crocodile, he decides to walk up to the dog, grab him, and take him back into the water, where he rips him apart. These dogs went to the wrong waterhole to have fun, and how they ended up on this slippery slope with someone filming them. Seems almost as if they were put there to feed the hungry alligator in the water. I mean, how does someone have a camera handy to film such an incident, if he’s not already prepared and knows it’s going to happen? This is a nefarious act if you ask me.

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Crocodiles are exact cleansers consequently they have been in the top of the food chain. Crocodiles must be saved seriously for the healthy naturewild. 🐊 🐊🐊

[@PHLEraAnimalAttack]

Animal attacks are a stark reminder of the unpredictable nature of the animal kingdom. While these incidents can be terrifying and tragic, it's crucial to remember that most animals don't attack humans unless provoked or threatened. Understanding their behavior and respecting their habitats can greatly reduce the risk of such encounters.

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amazing

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ワニ vs ヌー: 致命的な出会いが感動的なビデオに収められました。

[@paranoidgenius9164]

I know it isnt him, but I have a mental image of Denzel Washington narrating this video!

[@user-st6en5ts1h]

Crocodiles surely are the stuff of nightmares , but they’ll break off an attack the instant that it becomes clear that the prey is out of reach , or that it simply wouldn’t be prudent to persist . Not so a hippopotamus though . A four ton hippo takes a dim view to trespassers in his territory , and he won’t stop pursuing the interloper(s) and cannot be reasoned with , because that boy has a score to settle !

[@mantaray2239]

Your videos are ambitious and well researched but they are filled with errors and clumsy narrative. And they all feature an unpleasant crunching sound, repeated every few seconds. What's up with that?

[@phb3309]

Very bad quality video

[@VadaWatling]

yes!

[@paranoidgenius9164]

Nefarious to me is, putting 2 creatures to do battle to the death within a confided space & unable to escape, then recording it, a lot of the videos of life & death of animals put into forced situations is nefarious.