15 Times Wild Crocodile Attacks Caught On Camera

Crocodiles and alligators are extremely dangerous, more specifically when animals cross rivers and directly enter their territory. Most times, it is not to the animal’s advantage. How much of a chance do you think a wildebeest has of escaping a croc’s grasp? What about a baboon? If you’re curious and you want to see some exceptional footage, stick around, as we countdown 15 times crocodile and alligator attacks were caught on camera.
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Crocodile Vs Zebra
Although the crocodiles along the Mara River are known for their enormous size, they can still bite off more than they can chew! These crocs went into a feeding frenzy after capturing a young zebra and began devouring it. One of the larger crocs ended up with most of the unfortunate zebra but was unable to swallow it! I feel like that when I go to the grocery store on an empty stomach. I buy so much food and it just stays in the fridge. At least this croc had a few friends who didn’t mind helping it out. This next scene has a bunch of zebras trying to get a drink of water when a crocodile suddenly jumps out of the water and snatches one of them.
What is going on with this world when you can’t even get a drink of water without being murdered? The zebra desperately tries to get out of the croc’s grip, but it’s not an easy feat to accomplish. I always wonder what is so important for any animal to have to cross a river infested with crocodiles. What’s on the other side that makes these zebras want to risk their lives? Sometimes zebras get lucky and will even have the audacity to walk all over crocodiles just to get out of the water, like the young zebra in this clip. In this next clip, this zebra must be hurt because this crocodile is approaching, and the zebra barely tries to getaway.
The crocodile doesn’t even try hard to grab it. What’s going on over here? This next sequence shows us a zebra barely getting away from a crocodile, but the zebra is cut and begins to bleed. The injury is not that bad, and hopefully, it will heal. Zebras will fight with all their might when their lives are threatened and their perseverance pays off, just like this zebra whose nose is being a bit off by a crocodile, but still manages to get away. Some are not that lucky, like this zebra being served for lunch at this crocodile spa.
Crocodile Vs Elephant
Elephants are not ideal candidates to take on when it’s time to eat, but sometimes, you don’t get to choose your lunch and that doesn’t exclude crocodiles. They take whatever is available, even if it means risking their own lives. Watch as a mother elephant drinks from a river, and has no idea the risk that lurks just underneath the surface. A ten-foot crocodile tries to clamp its jaws around the elephant's trunk. As the crocodile strikes and the mother fights back, the young elephants stand helpless. More elephants drinking when a crocodile strikes a young calf with all its family around.
This calf was probably celebrating a birthday or something and the crocodile had to go and ruin it all. I wonder if the crocodile has any idea how big elephants are and if they decide to walk all over it, they could pretty much crush it into the ground. This time, a huge elephant is inside the water when a crocodile grabs its trunk. I guess the crocodiles know the elephant’s weakness and their size because they always seem to go for the trunk. The elephants’ body is way too massive for the crocodile to do any real damage.

[@ajmuzz22]

Wow.. the narration.. way more painful than getting bit by a 🐊 😎

[@mr.unpopular9367]

Spectacular spectacle 🤦🏻‍♂️ painful

[@kkidd4769]

I watched this in mute and still enjoyed

[@nathangravitt5982]

Right! Lmao “What is going on with this world when you can’t even get a drink of water without being murdered?” 😂🤣

[@philippebenz2643]

His narration is OK!

[@Gorre022]

@@philippebenz2643 “I’ll never understand why they want to cross the river so badly.” Oh yeah, super good lol 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@nathangravitt5982]

“What is going on with this world when you can’t even get a drink of water without being murdered?” 😂

[@chuglyc]

Most annoying narration ever

[@MickyTubbs1985]

@@chuglyc AGREED!🤭

[@marcellotiberti8737]

Coccodrilli animali veramente schifosi

[@RellyrellREACTS]

@@chuglyc He was speaking for the animal dude lol

[@lamechcurry2545]

God hasn't forgot when white folk use to feed are black baby's to aligators. When judgement comes oo we

[@independent2883]

The initial “leopard” was actually a Jaguar....and he grabbed and ate the cayman. Then it switched to a leopard that was grabbed by a crocodile. Completely different animals on totally different continents.

[@g.scoponi8516]

i noticed that too. i thought this channel was a reliable source of information, but i guess not. Footage from two different vids. I still haven't seen a jaguar lose to a "crocodile" (caiman).

[@Milo-zo8bh]

lol ye i turned it off after that an saw this ;P

[@MARTINNOT1]

Jaguar has the most powefull feline jaws, it can eat crocodiles too but live in America.

[@independent2883]

@@MARTINNOT1 their jaws are no joke. Other big cats typically kill by suffocation....jaguars typically kill by crushing skulls!!

[@john-hk5pu]

but if you really look at the cat its a cheetah. I hate it when they do this. it shows they aint reliable

[@Zayythegreat]

That crocodile that caught that cheetah is experienced for sure.. Lighting fast

[@angel-od1cc]

I like how the hippo just casually swims away like "I can never get rest without y'all splashing so much SMH" LOL

[@insanity42069]

💀😭

[@mrrajkumar9352]

uu

[@elliotmosby3435]

The Documentry was very good

[@dezzyd.production]

True talk

[@gaborszabo6547]

T

[@marcusvonmaximus8071]

You break up the video to much.

[@goog3349]

too*

[@differentlydifferent]

This video was very hard to follow because you constantly switch to a new clip before the previous clip is even finished

[@markd6634]

I like how they try to put scenes together like they are all one when i can clearly see they are different occurrences!

[@erickolmos2616]

There is so much misinformation and confusion between video clips.

[@lenny108]

It is interesting how crocodiles can see from underneath the water what is outside happening. Just like vice versa an eagle can see fish from far away.

[@thetruthchannel7073]

Just like an owl can hear a mouse in massive field can't even see him..catch him with ease

[@sagittariusa1848]

Yes......with their eyes. Interesting 🤔

[@MrJosh196]

I like how he uses the jaguar hunting a caimin scene and called it a leopard.

[@overheadcastle1]

I noticed that too lol

[@petermackey4815]

V

[@Pls_dont_eat_macat]

agreed but everyone can make mistakes and I don't think he knows everything

[@onedeep160]

@@Pls_dont_eat_macat he knew what he was doing

[@MrDuBBz23]

Exactly like we don’t know our videos lol

[@celt67]

" A crocodile is a lizard..." This commentator is a complete bell end.

[@LunaWaves]

super lizard 🦎

[@drizzo4669]

@6:35 Notice the difference in brain power. The impala goes to drink from the pond , while the monkey behind him seems to have dug a hole "Near" the water , to gain access to the water just below the surface. Thats a Bear Grills / Les "Survivor Man" tactic righr there.👍

[@jaybrown4526]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@bruceperkins7253]

Crocs are the Apex in the water

[@extrage3061]

Some guy hunting : 50 mil dislikes Animals killing animals : 1k dislikes

[@Amandaxo18]

Cause its nature lol

[@Enis617]

@@Amandaxo18 Humans hunting is the same dumbass

[@NOOOO3292]

Welp this went well 🥴😂😂

[@b.e.r.nnetwork8251]

I like how the crocodile tried to scurry away from the lions😂😂😂

[@King_drew]

😅😅😅 moving like a midget

[@spine4800]

Was looking for this comment 🤣

[@AhmedBabiker-sr8fl]

He was young If the crocodile was full grown he can

[@harrydaniels2788]

A elephant 🐘 would kick a crocodile 🐊 or alligators ass. Lol 🤣 😆

[@Mikado8848]

Love these "spectacular spectacles." In their "unadultered" state.

[@2000mogsy]

Man that one croc (6:55) was so quick it even made me jump 😂😂

[@champagnes5898]

Scared the sh!t out of me 😳🤣

[@NOHSAL]

6:35 did it for me ❗️❗️

[@Tygertizzle]

So quick I missed it

[@xuantruonghuy]

The instinctual nature of crocodile attacks is chilling to witness

[@LeviBodeen]

Camera man never dies 😮

[@fighter5583]

Hippo: *reading newspaper* Crocodile: *jumps out and grabs Impala, splashing mud everywhere* Hippo: *slightly folds paper, glares at croc* Can't get a moment's peace around here... *rolls up paper and swims away*

[@MickyTubbs1985]

🤭

[@joelsaenz9008]

It makes me laugh 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@co.chosenone]

This guy's burnt! Lol "Can't even drink water without getting murdered"... "it was probably this elephants birthday, and he ruined it all" 🤣

[@CapCut_Meme_Guy]

The thumbnail 😳👀☠️🦓🐊

[@gsharpshooter80]

3:23 it’s like the Freddy Krueger of crocodiles “HERE’S FREDDDDDDDYYYYYYY!!!!!” 😈

[@independent2883]

Did he call a crocodile a “lizard”?!?

[@kylein9869]

What are they then

[@BlaqHalcyon]

you’ve been addressing the animal by name and never took consideration of its classification… it’s a lizard; reptile.

[@SagginNiggaGdUp]

Bro still that was painful to hear

[@fabianwroberts]

@@BlaqHalcyon it's not a fking lizard!

[@BlaqHalcyon]

@@fabianwroberts The name alligator is an anglicized form of el lagarto, the Spanish term for "the lizard". Do your research. And watch your fucking mouth.

[@NOOOO3292]

Damn he did the death role quick on the cheetah

[@markfennell1604]

"you can't even get water without being murdered" lol

[@minutemouette5106]

2:34 When you're trying to pull out but she knows you have money

[@andydoms2001]

I’m not sure what scares me more, the animals being torn to shreds by the crocodiles or the fact that someone watched and filmed all of the videos of it happening.

[@AlrienJ]

There's nothing wrong with filming/documenting nature, these aren't stray cats they're wild animals. And what are you judging, you're here watching the video yourself. Are you suggesting you would interfere with wildlife if you were there to see these incidents happen?? If so you're insane, this is nature. But I will say, I hope there's a special place in hell for those people who lured that wild pig to its death by baiting it close to the alligator. Truly evil behavior.

[@Shanonmcnab576]

I dunno what terrifies me more Crocodiles or the ridiculous narrating😂

[@PunkIAm]

What are you going to do? Jump in and pull em apart? Lmaoo

[@lola-to9om]

@@PunkIAmhe’s a brave hero 😂 We see these people in every video. The documentaries are made so people learn more about earth with going to these places. And even if they able to save these animals what the carnivores going to eat? They eat meat themselves but have problem when predators eat meat to live another day and they have their role in the nature they control the population of herbivores

[@kickinwinghotboi883]

"The injury is not that bad" Bro are you serious? Did we see the same zebra? It had chunks of flesh missing lol yeah the zebra has a bottle of peroxide on hand, he'll be alright

[@enexie_nxe]

Exactly. The zebra had a chuck of its back missing. That wound is going to get infected and the animal will die. Not sure if the narrator is just blind or something.

[@aazhieryakes884]

If it stays dry, it may be okay. Zebras are crazy tough. Maggots can actually clean wounds if they get gross. Crocodiles themselves are nearly indestructible, and if they don't bleed out than survive losing a limb somewhat easily. There's a lot of animals that survive in the wild with gnarly scars that seem like they ought to have died from the wound.

[@felixcat9318]

@@aazhieryakes884 12 Gauge shotgun blasts into their brain from contact distance atop their skulls, followed by decapitation is the preferred method of killing these horrific beasts!

[@robertfullerjr8124]

I'm a Floridian Mr Narrator and no a Burmese Python doesn't stand a chance against a full grown bull "alligator" unless old, ill, or injured 💯

[@rawnbadillo9886]

That jag at the 4 minute mark found out the hard way a croc ain't the same as a caimam...he bolted out of the water in a hurry🤣

[@tfun101]

The narrator should talk more in the next video

[@sanjaygokhale4776]

Totally false - 2 different events were combined, one with a jaguar attacking a croc & another with supposedly a leopard escaping which was actually a cheetH.

[@OZmarkRoy]

Crocodiles are simply the original JUMPSCARE actors

[@andersonm-music]

The narration is cheesy but hilarious at the same time 😂

[@degsbabe]

What kind of a God is it who knows all of his creatures need water. But chooses to put 'dragons' in the water to hurt and kill them ? Cruel.

[@cinemacola6398]

I was honestly just thinking about this while I was watching this video. It's honestly so harsh and cruel to a point where it makes you question higher powers

[@Hilmi182]

Because its the law of GOD that no one cant denied it ,its all cycle to maintain this Earth well balanced.. but as usual human never bow to this GOD system and make the world unbalanced and towards destruction .. just wait WW3 coming soon

[@degsbabe]

@@Hilmi182 Cool it man. Be calm. We ARE allowed to question you know. God dosn't want mindless zombies. WW3 ? We're already on the battlefield. Or hadn't you notice'd ?

[@finnthroop8301]

I was at a bonfire (I live in Florida) and my buddy saw about a 7ft gator in the water and jumped off a ledge into the water on top of it and wrestled it out of the water. I’m not nearly as afraid of a gator as I am a croc, I fuck with gators daily, we have crocs down here too. I DO NOT mess with crocs. They are way more aggressive and if ones anyone near you, it is because it knows it can and is probably planning to kill you. They are way to damn aggressive. I don’t condone messing with gators, I am a professional retard

[@reallyhappenings5597]

one year later.. hope you're still alive

[@nonplayerzealot4]

I wrestle 15 foot crocs and yank em out the water, Finn. I just walk into the pond and say, "Come at me, bitches."

[@richardloring7545]

Yeah course he did..... Now take your medicine.....Silly race of people

[@calebpipet]

Because that totally happened.

[@nonplayerzealot4]

@@calebpipet Thanks! You're correct.

[@bestboy138]

one time an alligator attacked me and chewed off my gonards. now i ain’t got no gonards.

[@milanwolfi7202]

Krokodile vs Semtex dynamite 😂

[@jessetalbott2717]

The people that baited the hog into the alligators mouth and thought it was funny makes me lose faith in humanity.

[@xXturbo86Xx]

Why would you have any faith in humanity anyway?

[@kathconserv]

@@xXturbo86Xxright.

[@Madness801]

Imagine being a human and having a brain to put ur hand or head into a animal's mouth that can tear it off within seconds

[@devilgirl7054]

how about put on zebra costume front of crocodile 😂

[@LyzeofQill]

That poor cheetah 😢

[@bigskye606]

Crocodiles and alligators are reptiles, not lizards as the host kept calling them.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Lizards are reptiles as well I’m sure he was saying as an analogy not actual classification

[@fkfkdkfkbx.]

Ay. Remember me? old time viewer. Good to see you guys are still going on strong

[@debbiekerr2284]

Pup0

[@utdedits1757]

Ayoo you got the sharingan let's go

[@fkfkdkfkbx.]

@@utdedits1757 yeeeee

[@denniscollins2480]

The quick little impala is my favorite

[@MEDICINE9268]

Hier nach Saschas Krokodilvortrag :)

[@debbiekerr2284]

Love this channel x ï don't watch TV, ï watch my phone on you tube, much more interesting xx thanks for the great content x

[@ringo1692]

I do the same thing! Lol

[@dougdoug9223]

Same here

[@PITviper217]

The fact that those videos of the crocs and impalas in the mud pits are from an old National Geographic documentary about a river drought in which almost all animals died of heat exhaustion and/or hunger and dehydration... pretty sure those crocs didn’t enjoy their meals for long...

[@3peckeredgoat735]

This is what nature is all about, survival of the fittest, some people today have no Idea how good they have it, if they needed to build a shelter and feed themselves, even find drinkable water or start a fire, they would die hungry, thirsty, and cold out in the elements for stronger animals to feed on.

[@ROBERT_EDITZZZ]

The hippo was like, "bro, I'm trying to take a mud bath."

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

"Wild crocodile attacks." Wait, so there are also tame crocodile attacks? 🐊

[@kelvinth30]

4:00 that's a Jaguar not leopard . The Jaguar thought it's an aligator , turns out it's a croccodile

[@markfox1545]

The zebra cross the rivers on their annual migration, genius.

[@djtjeboss]

🔥🔥🔥 good shit

[@fitleo]

That was a Jaguar that jumped into the river not a Leopard

[@8xnnr]

"The animals see storms on the horizon and move toward them, knowing that the grass they eat grows after the rain. “They're driven by such a strong instinct to follow those rains that they cross the river. "

[@dezzyd.production]

True talk says nice 👍👍👍 video

[@scottwren6106]

If I were superman,I go swimming down the river and shoe the crocs a few things

[@djcrazy2685]

amazing how u just say these animals have no feelings when if threatened they retreat, which means they're scared!!

[@orlandovazquez9662]

The one that jumped on the boat to get to the water was a gator, not a croc. I could tell by the rounded snout

[@mielgrace19]

I love crocodiles because crocodiles can see other animals when they come near their home

[@jamiefinlay2842]

“The wildebeests are bewildered”

[@rustypadhraigdiarmuidseano3192]

I feel like I'm the only one here who died laughing at Croc vs Chicken... when it first come up i was already laughing at the ridiculousness of the idea... and then BAM my expections were met!!! I could've died!!!!

[@luthermcgee3767]

13:35, lucky? That old man had a rabbits foot! And my favorite? The elephants. A crocodile doesn't have much of a chance against an adult.

[@kristopherheiser538]

Unless it gets a hold of the neck.

[@luthermcgee3767]

@@kristopherheiser538 , that's the small chance I was abstractly thinking about. But, he'd have to leap awful high to get it. Before getting stomped to death.

[@kristopherheiser538]

@@luthermcgee3767 i'm talking about when they are in water stomping around (if deep enough) the croc or alligator can go for the throat since they basically float on water.

[@luthermcgee3767]

@@kristopherheiser538 Agreed. Can't argue with that.

[@kristopherheiser538]

@@luthermcgee3767 it's a low chance but it's possible and thanks for being so humble about it

[@valorhunter_]

As stewards of the Earth, it's our responsibility to protect and conserve the wild animals kingdom for future generations.

[@rsoung10]

The Wilderbeast is bewildered. Lol.

[@jeanettescott8153]

Animals are not “murderers“!

[@thetruthchannel7073]

True only humans are

[@reeseevans4241]

You could still call it murder if you wanted to, even if it isn’t out of malice.

[@mackemsruleFTM]

You need to look up your animals at 3:46 you said a leopard takes a plunge into the water that's a jaguar that actually hunts crocodiles, a leopard would never jump into the water like lions they are not keen on water

[@NikoRojas-ck7hq]

This video is insane

[@AbeTweakin]

The fact that videos like this get so many views and have a narrator with the educational level of a 12 year old when it comes to nature and wildlife is what is really amazing.

[@yvonne2965]

Lord, he is awful even though the footage is good

[@xghostx3159]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 he don't know nothing about wildlife

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

If they are in the water, the edge and the water is no longer safe. They are faster and sneaker than you think. And if you get in those jaws, even a little, you are in trouble. They really have trouble eating big cats. That wildebeest crossing is always awesome and have some serious croc attacks. Was interesting to watch. Great video

[@aaronmendoza2010]

6:32 that young impala is just thinking “oh shit oh shit oh shit please just let me drink”

[@420mikepark]

My fav was when the crocodile bit off the narrator's nads

[@MindYaNeck]

Bro, you just be talking over the videos saying whatever the fuck with immaculate inaccuracy. 🤔👍🏾👍🏾

[@kljcails]

It's called reflux not blinding speed 😂😂😂

[@kyliesmith9522]

Or even reflex.

[@VARJAGAMINGENTERTAINMENT]

No one cares 🤦🤦

[@kljcails]

@@VARJAGAMINGENTERTAINMENT poor you, maybe someday

[@jamiex2024]

​@@VARJAGAMINGENTERTAINMENTgonna cry????

[@pascoalnadador]

short movie is like...i like is fine...thank you!

[@Chris_lJohnson]

4:45 literally😂

[@ericvazquez3594]

This video slaps on mute

[@johnritter9526]

The part where they tricked the baby hogs was awful

[@michaelpeer1753]

That wasn't a baby. Even if it was, the hogs are an invasive species. Getting rid of one isn't much progress, but at least the gator got a meal out of it.

[@jester2963]

Nice editing bro xD

[@user-vw7qw8gi7g]

Cool მაგადია 👍

[@digital-thralldom905]

I've become obsessed with watching apex predators videos over the past 6 months. Because of my obsession I can answer a few of the questions I saw in the comments. The first may have been sarcasm, but I'm not entirely sure. 'Why don't crocodiles attack hippos?' The answer is hippos are far to massive, and they have very short tempers. I've seen crocodiles go out of their way to avoid them at all costs. The second question 'Why don't the herd animals protect other members of their herd?' Simply put evolution did not equip most herd animals with the weapons needed to fend off an apex predator. If they got involved they would become a meal themselves. However there are exceptions like Water Buffalo, and Elephants. Both herd animals have been known to target adolescent lions, and even their cubs. They know in the future they will become a threat. Either can kill a full grown male lion as well. Actually two of the most dangerous animals to humans are herd animals. One being the Water Buffalo, and the other being the Hippopotamus. Photographers have learned this lesson the hard way. Both are targets of poachers, and a wild animal doesn't differentiate a camera from a rifle very well. If you learn enough about apex predators you gain a new respect for them. So of these seemingly docile herd animals are every bit as dangerous as the predators themselves.

[@lastrada52]

I was wondering how an adult Komodo Dragon would fair against a croc or alligator. I'm guessing the Komodo could put up a vicious fight against either one. Or, these predators would simply avoid each other. The Komodo, of course, would be more successful on land. But I don't see either croc or alligators being able to drag a fully grown Komodo to the water without risking their lives. But, instinct would dictate that they all stand to lose & sense it. Would be interesting. I have seen pictures of anacondas, pythons & other big restrictors defeating alligators & crocs on land. Not easily but possibly. Especially if the snake is big. Water is a big equalizer for the reptitles but they don't always have that option. Hippos & Rhinos are too big & vicious for the reptiles even in the water. Unlike other herd animals, lions, tigers (not together since they live on different continents) would work together & ambush prey. Let me know if you agree, Digital.

[@rabago85]

14:03. Nature is cruel, but humans throwing food to lure the poor animal is disgusting. I’d like to throw the people who did this in the water.

[@Ripfire777]

Throwing food to lure a animal is disgusting then proceeds to say I'd like to throw people to the animal 🥴😂😂

[@toddpacker5189]

@@Ripfire777 he says he wants to throw the idiots who lured the animal and I have to agree with him there lmao those people most likely get off on watching animals suffer for their amusement

[@WellDone..101]

lol that was awesome

[@Stncold223]

More like those people were doing nature a favor. Wild hogs are a menace in the southern US that are destroying natural habitats and crops left and right. One less is a good thing, regardless of how it was done.

[@Ustadz_Khairil_Anwar]

Awesome video

[@JamieMcginnis-fh2kr]

Crocodiles are the most amazing animals in the world!!!

[@kljcails]

Gay commentary 👎👎👎

[@mikeklassic78]

Crocodiles are terrifying....but their care bears compared to politicians 😊

[@TomasGerhardusSmith]

Im so blessed to have these apex predators in my country. South Africa such a blessed land.. i love nile crocs

[@benquinneyiii7941]

Bewildered beast

[@Bullseyearchery]

Cheetah, "One day your the fastest mammal on land the next day your Crocodile pooh"

[@bugsysnaps1838]

This is the only dinosaur that should be in your nightmares

[@bradleyharris1355]

Nice video 📹

[@Garbgaming]

When the crocodile happens in the cheetahs mouth a toaster shuts

[@danielsoto8601]

A jaguar has advantage against the crocodile even in water!

[@gshockbabe6144]

Crocodiles:River sharks!

[@oreos246]

Seem like almost everything got away lol

[@DropJohanson]

When I watch these videos, I'm often startled. Sometimes I keep thinking about gifddos, called avoiding danger.

[@Madcatcon199]

cheetah run 60mph but croc strikes at 200mph