30 Scariest Crocodile Encounters of the Year

[@OrrieClips]

Let's just appreciate how much effort he puts into these videos 💕

[@ButrealMcGeee]

No

[@OrrieClips]

@@ButrealMcGeee what

[@Golden_Boii]

Yes

[@ButrealMcGeee]

@@OrrieClipschills better

[@Vic_Lit344]

@@ButrealMcGeee 🤓

[@jaleekbarrett193]

I still cant believe people go out there on those small paddle boats with gators 10x the size of the boat

[@thedouglaspodcast]

Seriously 😅 it’s because attacks are very rare. Almost always happens when people are fkn with them (kinda like some of the people in this video 🙃) but even still.. no thanks. I’m good on land or on a boat 🤣🤣🤣

[@b.joggin3484]

It ain't easy, being cheesy.

[@JamesBond-py8xs]

They also go out fishing in the ocean in kayaks with sharks bigger than their kayaks. Stupid is as stupid does.

[@moappleseider1699]

@@JamesBond-py8xs Yeah but sharks are much less likely to attack then an alligator or crocodile.

[@JamesBond-py8xs]

@@moappleseider1699 Not from videos I've seen. I took a picture of a bear from 4 feet away once. It growled and moved torard me fast and I jumped off a retaining wall but if it wanted to, it could easily have gotten me. People putting themselves in dangerous situations with any animal could easily have bad consequences fast

[@joshuabradshaw9120]

"When the unimaginable happened"? You try to take a baby alligator from its mother and you thought she wouldn't notice? Every time someone brazenly provokes a wild animal, they're playing Russian roulette with their life.

[@secondarytrollaccount]

No shit if I was doing that I'd have a high caliber rifle on me just incase

[@chatur630]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ariedhib2618]

She is protecting her young..u stupid humans only can hurt voiceless animals

[@rhondahunt8080]

They're insane

[@doragonzx]

@@secondarytrollaccount should you do that in the first place, just Ask a reptile farm instead of trying the devil

[@ericaasen4512]

The "unthinkable" happens so often you'd think it'd be thinkable

[@vegetaking1272]

Hahaha good freaking point my friend lmfao🤣🤣🤣💯💯💯👍👍👍

[@matthewcullen1298]

Yeah fancy crocodiles doing what is in their nature as a top apex predator

[@goldentoast69]

I was thinking the same

[@Nick-wh4jt]

Wanna try something cool? Go to the riverbank to wash your shirt or whatever and make sure the saltwater crocodile sees you Then go there the next day, to the same spot and see what happens G'day

[@matthewcullen1298]

@@Nick-wh4jt yeah I don't think it will will do much for Australian tourism mats.

[@saphireanabeth6678]

People being shocked they’re getting targted by a highly territorial and opportunistic animal in said animals territory while proceeding to splash the water like a panicking animal and further attracting the crocodilian 💀 people never cease to amaze me

[@adiinbar993]

"It's all fun and games until somebody loses a leg!" --Florida mom

[@CarolannWillier]

I was just thinking the exact same thing

[@Nektor9-iq20]

Its the exact reason shark attacks happen they mistake you as a seal or prey when you run.

[@TroublesomeHandz]

7:58 “While kayaking in the Ugandan White Nile River…” WTF?! Who would do that?!

[@yungshaaaa777]

😂😂😂😂

[@Scorpio-n73]

That’s all I’ve been asking myself the entire time I’m watching this and reading these comments. 😂

[@Shinuchiha_99]

You couldn’t pay me 100 million to swim in an African river 😅😅🦛🐊

[@lindisease2617]

I literally yelled when I heard him say that. I was like who the eff does that!?

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

Your a racist clearly Africans don't exist right

[@erenjaeger1027]

I don't understand how people go fishing alone on a little boat in a remote area💀💀😭

[@DefHuman]

Fr😭😭

[@irisvalencia6675]

Literally. It's a fucking SCREAMING deadwish

[@badwolf6664]

@@glockstarmelly2240 u said n word 😨

[@Yooow8607]

Exactly

[@bismarckswalkingstick]

@@glockstarmelly2240 He probably meant the word “death wish.”

[@SharpPeterson987]

This seems like a competition between Australia and Florida

[@james_starr01]

I'm from Australia and i'm never going to Darwin which is were almost every croc lives in Australia

[@awesomepaws3526]

Always Australia

[@theconversation5574]

I'm a Floridian who never been to Australia. I know better than to ever go to Australia. That's the jumanji

[@awesomepaws3526]

@@theconversation5574 HEY. Just so you know Australia is a beautiful country with beautiful animals. The animals in Australia hunt for food not fun. That’s better than you could say for humans

[@lastoutlaw3882]

No sir. The huge Croc which attacks the boat and the video ended is from Botswana Africa and that was Nile crocodile. The video in which the man is feeding chicken to the crocodiles is from either Mexico or Costa Rica. Those are American crocodiles.

[@Legit_X33]

I don’t think it’s fair that we don’t expect a mother or father to get aggressive when you’re literally stealing it’s baby. I mean, imagine if someone stole your kid?

[@lena_hope_gomez_4859]

So true. Stupid humans That doing These things

[@hirakaiko5570]

Yeah I was thinking that, I mean I'm happy the guy's okay but, why on earth was he trying to take a baby from it's mother? Crocodiles may not have the intelligence of a human but it's still just cruel.

[@diypropsmodels7064]

@@hirakaiko5570 not cruel but parental protective

[@Limerant_Evangeline]

thats what i was thinkin. when the narrator said “beginning to concern their safety” i just though- “just let em get eaten. those @ssholes.”

[@mitocas399]

theres a thing called "condom" so you don't have to worry about that.

[@YoungMesrine]

Aliens : "Yeah it's gon be an easy work to conquer them they are stupid"

[@autumnthurston5152]

To me, the narrator usually seems like he's making the croc out to be the bad guy but it's mostly the humans that get themselves into a dangerous situation

[@slyskyspysty]

He's 100% doing that in the vast majority, maybe every single, case they're not really behaving aggressively at all

[@whacky]

what about the fishing on land? he’s not getting himself into trouble

[@lilwoodiewood3457]

​@@slyskyspystyare u handicapped ? Seriously u watch a video that calls alligators crocs your less intelligent then the average 2nd grader at this point

[@MoonCakes847]

I don’t get how people can be in a SMALL kayak and have an crocodile right next to them and there just chill-

[@rebeccaberton4144]

I’m a Florida kid and if it’s an alligator I’d be a little scared but if im in Australia and see a crocodile while on a kayak…..I’m gonna need some new underwear

[@AxolotlVR_was_taken]

@@rebeccaberton4144 Louisianian kid here, alligators are a lot more peaceful than crocs, so if it was a gator I'd likely continue on but if it was a croc I'd get the heck out of there

[@atowndown7661]

"What happens next might suprise you" "nope....seems about right" "then the unexpected happens" "nope who TF didn't expect that"

[@thetoughgroup]

Right! 😄

[@Prettypoisonswitch]

Exactly!!

[@lgbfjb1183]

IF I were to go into alligator or crocodile inhabited waters, I’d use something a lot bigger the a friggin paddle board !

[@goldentoast69]

Ikr like what If it tears it apart?!

[@Dave-si2im]

Yeah, a paddle tank....can you paddle a tank:-)

[@mrwoody1413]

@@Dave-si2im😂 definitely! Or one of those amphibious personnel carriers that were used in ww2 to get onto the beach on D-Day.

[@mrwoody1413]

Yeah I’d definitely be in something bigger and I’d make sure I have my pistol on me just in case.. I’m not taking any chances.. Getting eaten by a croc/gator seems like it’d be one of the worst deaths.

[@Shinuchiha_99]

I just wouldn’t go period.. if I don’t know what’s in the water I’m treading through or swimming in, I’m good.. sign me out of this activity 😂

[@benja4218]

Love how the first guy is trying to talk to the camera like he's a professional when he literally showed up to the pond with a hockey stick

[@Al1c1aaA]

“An Australia man.” Me : “uh oh..”

[@RonaldMutebo]

hahhah. 11:37

[@drouzysirenvr2097]

The kayak video would’ve scared tf out of me seeing those massive alligators jump in the water like that

[@davidcervera1508]

But why honestly think about it... The 2 alligators were scared just as scared as you say you would be of them which is what happened. The 2 alligators were both asleep where? On land and where are alligators more dominant? In the water . The kayaker woke them up and they were startled woken up and jumped in the water to safety their safety..

[@bluebay1031]

Same

[@bluebay1031]

​​​​​@@davidcervera1508 Why am I scared of a giant creature that could rip me to shreds if it wanted to? Gee I wonder 😒 Its an alligator, not a spider. Regardless of intention or whether or not it may be scared of me too, if it comes down to it that thing can kill me with ease, of course we're gonna be scared

[@ghostboyee]

@@davidcervera1508Honestly what do alligators do in the sun? They absorb the sun to charge their bodies. They aren’t diving into the river for safety; they are investigating potential prey. What do they in the river? Become the Apex predator with 65M years of evolution.

[@argyle8698]

Imagine being guy who dived into the water and came up to the crocodile straight away 💀

[@corneliuschambers5593]

I would’ve died of fear 😂that hoe was too close for comfort

[@Silkys-a-clown]

Bro that's the one that gave me a good jump scare 😅

[@betterffd]

He would've been eating shit cuz Ida shat myself before escaping.

[@kellykelly-7037]

That was fucked up damn!

[@abbiefpe407]

@@Silkys-a-clown same

[@derekgreene2304]

Standing in that paddle board with alligators beside you is asking for a disaster!!

[@Samiieee15]

Oh my god. Watching number 20, when he said "what happens next might shock you", I thought 'nah, it won't shock me, I've seen so many of these videos, I know exactly what will happen'.. I did not expect it to be SO close and strike at him so soon after he hit the water. I gasped and jolted backwards. Jesus.. imagine experiencing that.

[@Scotty2-rescue]

😂😂😂😂 2 are Never Ready

[@nairagar7338]

I legit thought he's just going to swing and the crocodile would jump, but when he went in the water im like "shiiiit he's dead and we're gonna freaking see it!!", and that freaking crocodile so close to his body cam, im surprised he's even alive let alone got away without any injury whatsoever, the dude swam so freaking fast it backed out for a sec and he's heading to the shore leaving behind the crocodile..?!?! 🐊

[@rohitjames19]

Bro is an npc

[@alberttillman8017]

What I've learned from watching numerous videos like this is that stupidity is extremely contagious and entertaining.

[@DoctorLo0p]

Imagine trying to paddle away from a saltwater crocodile on a paddle boad

[@EeLyos]

That’s what I thought, you never got away he let you go

[@Chizlin2693]

What is the difference between a saltwater croc and a freshwater one?

[@hemal7815]

@@Chizlin2693 well, the first difference is in the name itself. Salties prefer dark murky salty water for stealthy attacks on big prey whereas the freshies swim in less saline water that is generally slightly clearer and they hunt small animals and fish. Secondly the size difference. The salties are the biggest crocodilian species in the world along with maybe the nile crocs, while freshies are comparatively a lot lot smaller. salties are super aggressive and territorial whereas freshies are less aggressive. There are a million more but there are some less technical ones.

[@rmi2548]

i think id shit myself😊

[@faithwantsbbc3026]

Right ur fucked bro can barely seee

[@JoeyCheex0583]

these longer compilations are much better than the shorter ones,a few mixed animal compilations at this length would be cool

[@benjaminjohnson3755]

#25 - That is a GIANT crocodile. You don't get a truly good perspective of it because it's video footage, and hard to tell the exact size, but the croc's head has to be bigger than a man's torso for sure. The guys reaction to seeing it is different from other croc videos too, you can tell right away he's struck with so much fear. He can't even say more than "Huge!" They were well aware of the fact that there was literally nothing they could do to stop it. The people in that video are really lucky to be alive.

[@thomasmcintosh2977]

You must mean a different video because you can't see the gator at all in video 25

[@doragonzx]

@@thomasmcintosh2977 its a Nile crocodile much bigger and stronger then an alligator

[@Swahili14]

@@doragonzx yes 5:31

[@Idkwhatmynameshouldbe713]

What abt the one at 24:00

[@expeditionforces3437]

That's in the Okavango Delta. I have been there and they use these small rivers and the paths of hippos through the reeds to avoid large Nile crocodiles. I remember when going on the river by kayak we would go off the main river instantly in to one the paths through the reeds made by hippos. So yeah he was really surprised and fearful to see such a large Nile croc there. It's totally unexpected. It also says something that they rather take the chance of encountering a hippo in a narrow path then staying on the larger croc infested rivers.

[@clashwar7475]

These clips also proofs that cameramen never dies😅

[@jeremyyudiarta8757]

26:53, For those who don't know, the fishermen are actually trying to feed the crocodile. He said "Ayo" means " Come on", "Makan Dulu" means "Let's eat". And it seems the fishermen know the crocodile as they call her "Riska". And at 27:41, they are actually trying to get Riska's attention, "Meski dirayu Riskanya = I think we need to provoke Riska", "Nih, ayam = here is chicken", "Masih merem yu = I think she is sleeping"

[@dingakakinaja3893]

Pinter

[@jakeheerwagen8007]

The one off the rope swing and the croc being inches from his face literally scared the crap out of it. Showed it to my mom and gf and got them good as well. Such a good jump scare

[@alyssawaters4855]

I literally felt the same😭

[@ManWhorse]

Oh man you literally shat your pants? How gross and messy, but we’ve all been there at one time or another

[@strongestnattyever-videos2247]

@@ManWhorseyeah I spewed out a big blood-shart

[@cassidymyer5614]

People seriously underestimate how protective mama crocs/gators are, they carry their babies on their back everywhere they go after sitting on and protecting their nest. And unlike other reptiles, they will dig their babies out of their nest instead of letting them dig out themselves. That dude was right though, baby started making a distress call (if you turn the volume up you can hear it, it’s like a little chirp) and mama came right over to protect baby. Good on her 🐊

[@Noa_Lynn]

I thought they carried them in their mouth?

[@cassidymyer5614]

@@Noa_Lynn Most crocodilians do, except Gharials, as their snouts are very narrow and they don't have the capacity for the whole brood, so the babies ride on their backs

[@sharonquintana6409]

Native Floridian and I grew up swimming the rivers and lakes here. We also were always in the ocean, basically my family were water people. Now the gators are so thick I live on a lake but never swim there and I have not been in water for 10 years!!! The last I swam in ocean, I was offshore a ways out. When I started swimming in a huge dolphin paced itself right beside me and swam me in to shore. The dolphin came all the way in to the shallows and left me when I walked on the sand. I am sure my guardian angel was with me!

[@ABC-cf6jd]

I'm happy you're alive.

[@fargus5000model]

It’s a good thing the dolphin didn’t put his willy in ya

[@jkmom1000]

Why they don't get rid of all these gators is something I won't understand. Just my opinion

[@polishpat95]

"so thick I live on a lake" They're so thick that you live on a lake? or "when i started swimming in a huge dolphin" LMAO That's what happens when people don't go to English class... lol

[@freddy7304]

@@jkmom1000 I would prefer they get rid of all the New Yorkers first .

[@phillipmoagi883]

These are among some of the most dangerous predators on this planet. Why risk your life by going into their environment😳

[@giorix5918]

Thank you for the great experience. This is the first time I ever sympathised with crocodiles.

[@Dilldough.]

0:30 It’s not unimaginable, alligators are quite known to be extremely protective.

[@magnagermania9311]

I come from europe with no crocodilians, the most sangerous thing in the water might be a very drunk nude bald guy, but even i know not to get into crocodile/gator waters alone and on a tiny paddleboat.

[@OMAR-vk9pi]

@@magnagermania9311 why’s he bald?

[@magnagermania9311]

@@OMAR-vk9pi because bald drunk europeans are the most dangerous kind of drunk europeans 😂

[@cl5071]

yeah alligators have very close bonds with their babies so it isn’t a surprise.

[@Devin_The_Dude_Reacts]

Yeah he said this so he would get more comments lol

[@SilentHill4Life]

Imagine taking a shot every time he says “unimaginable” or “unfortunately”.

[@dullanimations4397]

i'd be dead lmao

[@dieselscartalk4146]

Or unthinkable or unexpected

[@adiinbar993]

Yeah... This narrator is almost as annoying as the "imagine" meme!

[@arnelllee6046]

Will have alcohol poisoning

[@adiinbar993]

@@dieselscartalk4146 What, are you trying to get people killed??!

[@gt951]

unsuspecting tourists? you're dangling food over a fuckin croc 🤣

[@shakebake3846]

Exactly

[@thee_morpheus]

Those crocs could have easy taken him if they wanted. Dude was super slow

[@blaketumbler3104]

3:07 how tf is this dude so chill and laughing about it. if he looses his balance or that croc pushes his board and he falls in, he’s dead.

[@francismerritt3408]

Thanks for the big red arrows. Very helpful in pointing out where the crocodiles are.

[@Hapoj]

“If you bite my paddle board I’ll be pissed.” -Well spoken sir 😎

[@khunminlatt5160]

Actually the story behind the crocodile and the man from sighting number #7 is really heartwarming The man's name is Ambo and the crocodile is called Riska ( you can hear the other guy calling its name video) Thet were not just some local people who approached a random crocodile but was looking for Riska. One day while Ambo was fishing he encountered the crocodile. (Not a fully grown yet but about three feet long). He noticed that a big plastic bag was caught in it's mouth and it was choking. Bravely Ambo jumped on the predator and tried to pull it's mouth open while wrestling with it. He pulled out the plastic and saved it from certain death. Not for long after ambo left the place he realized that the croc was following him and swam beside the boat. Ambo gave it some fishes and the croc followed him all the way near his house along the shore. Since then they've been friends and he named the croc RISKA. Riska would come visit Ambo and Ambo would go off with his boat looking for Riska if it doesn't show up as a pet owner would look for her dog. And when he finds it he would feed it fishes and chickens. Even Ambo's son grew atteched to it. Ambo would pet it and kiss it. And their friendship has been a miracle till this day.

[@momentumstocks3493]

probably eat him one day as a final Thanks

[@goldentoast69]

26:52 are you talking about this clip?

[@khunminlatt5160]

​@@goldentoast69 yes I am

[@0nigami]

#5 is also the same dude feeding Riska

[@Xynth25]

Reptiles don't feel love the way mammals do. All he's done is train the crocodile that it can get food with minimal effort and not have to attack. That thing would absolutely eat him if he left himself vulnerable looking.

[@ThisOffendsMeTV]

12:09 I actually jumped at that lmao my guys lucky he’s still around

[@jordonmartin8034]

Bet ya he is now the guy that asks “are there crocs in this water?” Every time he goes swimming with people

[@kalebsworld7971]

This video should be called “30 scariest crocodilian encounters of the year” bc there are Alligators, Caimans and I think a Gharial if I’m not mistaken too

[@ErinRogoff]

The clip of the man and his dog VS. the alligators made me freak out. My dog is stubbornly protective, the type who will jump at potential threats to protect me without a care for her own safety. I'd never take her kayaking even in safe waters in fear of the worst for her. Clips like that give me anxiety, but these videos as a whole are so good...

[@chrisx5127]

What if you are kayaking in California where there are no gators or crocs?

[@ErinRogoff]

@@chrisx5127 I still wouldn't because my dog is scared of the water. But if she wasn't scared of water to begin with, then it's a maybe.

[@chrisx5127]

@@ErinRogoff I wonder why there are no crocs and gators in California. California can get pretty warm as well.

[@jtfike]

@@chrisx5127even crocs know to avoid crazy.

[@JoeyCheex0583]

here in Australia even growing up in the major cities thousands of km away from the nearest crocodiles,we were taught in schools from a very young age to never swim any bodies of water anywhere in the northern parts of Western Australia, Northern Territory & Queensland & the difference between a caution & no swimming sign

[@awesomepaws3526]

Yep. Fro, going to Australia Zoo (not the best treatment of animals there but yeah) I’ve learnt to not go swimming in any bodies of water up north where you can’t see anything around you

[@codyhinchcliffe9935]

You can swim in some places up North. No all bodies of water are dangerous. You just have to be certain

[@JoeyCheex0583]

@@codyhinchcliffe9935 yeh their called indoor swimming pools 👍🏻

[@codyhinchcliffe9935]

@@JoeyCheex0583 yeah and some rainforests, lakes and reefs. I’ve been there many times

[@JoeyCheex0583]

@@codyhinchcliffe9935 i live in Broome so u wouldn't have a clue mate

[@JJN-Studios]

11:12 smartest person on this list. Good response and clearly values his safety

[@eternalstudios4502]

Why does this guy say man when the people on the vid are American but when they say another country they say something man.

[@EnterChannelName517]

this dude be like "he ran a red light in front of a cop, the next thing that happens is unimaginable"

[@propheticintuitiondiscernm9541]

For those who are unaware, alligators are very patient creatures and will lay around on banks or in the water in the same spot for hours at a time, waiting for their prey. Unlike crocodiles that are very impulsive and will most likely charge at you a lot more quickly. This alligator in #19 was just waiting patiently for his or her next meal to come along.

[@chaoticsteyn]

just like to point out. Crocodiles are extremely patients as well. both species are patient and impulsive. It all depends on the age and situation

[@dacoolboysuperhuman7684]

Dude crocs wait for hours before attacking unless they know you’re leaving, then they strike

[@davidwilliams7552]

Crocs are no different in thst regard

[@howabouthetruth2157]

WRONG. Crocodiles are far more aggressive & dangerous vs alligators. I know because I've been living here in central Florida since 1969 and have been boating & fishing our lakes & rivers during all this time. I encounter gators, including big gators quite often. Here in Florida, there may be a gator attack only once every few years on average.....sometimes less. Crocodiles on the other hand, kill an average of 1000 ( ONE THOUSAND ) people EVERY YEAR. They claim the death toll to humans is even higher, because many of the fatal attacks happen in remote villages deep in Africa, where many are of these fatal attacks are never reported to the authorities. Look it up.

[@howabouthetruth2157]

Alligators AND crocodiles do not lay on the banks "to hunt". They lay on the banks to absorb the heat from the sun to speed up their metabolism, otherwise, they would remain very slow because they are cold blooded. ALL gators & crocs do their hunting from the water, where they can remain concealed from their prey that approaches the water's edge to either drink or bathe. Gators AND crocs can launch themselves onto prey standing at the water's edge ( or wading or swimming ) much quicker from the water using their tails mostly. They can't launch/pounce nearly as quickly on land vs in the water. However, both gators and crocs do on occasion crawl out of the water to capture prey ONLY if the prey is too far from the water's edge. This is very rarely though, because ALL animals have to drink from a lake, river, or creek sooner or later.

[@trala8911]

#15 Geniunely good lads, endless respect for them taking the effort and risk to cut the line as close to the mouth as possible in order to protect the animal.

[@godsgod1677]

Just a hunch, but I don't think slapping the water deters a crocodile.

[@steff4413]

i mean wtf would u do my guy

[@breannasumner6207]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BS-dq1kz]

Bahaha! This video has certainly taught me you’re right about that!

[@BeeDove]

Splashing attracts them rather than scare them off. Mimics injured animal or easy meal. Same with sharks.

[@jamess8498]

Sheesh, #20 was nightmare material,i even flinched.

[@optical035]

Number 20 my soul would have left my body if I was that guy

[@Dave-si2im]

And poop would of left my arse:-)

[@nblastoise4479]

This video seems like a Darwin Prize nomination

[@judithdavis8506]

They act like they are so shocked to stumble across a crocodile in their habitat 😂

[@jamiemcdonald4279]

30:50 I'm pretty sure I've seen this guy before. If I recall correctly he saves that Crocs life a while back. It was caught in a net or something and he freed it and has been going back daily to visit and feed it for years now.

[@JadeMoralesVlogs]

That’s true! He saved Riska from swallowing plastic

[@saturn722]

I’d be completely lost without those red arrows and circles! What a great idea! 😂😂

[@hello-mt3be]

Fuck sake, YES 😂😂😂😅

[@JXC25]

To me there isn't a more terrifying creature, the water they stay in alone freaks me out immensely. Not being able to see through it, something that size, completely cloaking itself, building speed, at the same wondering how many are in there, and where. I've been to Florida a few times growing up, mostly Marco Island, and part or Naples, the few times I've seen one up close made me freeze, staring one in the face, obviously from a distance, is horrifying.

[@thedouglaspodcast]

Agreed. Gators and crocs are TERRIFYING 😅

[@kryptic_8088]

ONG 😭😭😭

[@Chizlin2693]

Imo i have the same fear for sharks but gators are definetly more aggro

[@hemal7815]

@@Chizlin2693 gators are not that agro at all usually, nor are sharks. Gotta be scared and careful of the crocs tho

[@hemal7815]

@@diegofavaratozfilms962 so...exactly what I said?

[@DoctorLo0p]

I hate it when people mistake crocodiles for alligators

[@louisskins]

Universal response to seeing an alligator while invading their natural territory… “Oh $h*t!”😂

[@MiskeGenzone]

much better than the shorter ones,a few mixed animal compilations at this length would be cool

[@shreyapaul1829]

These croc encounter videos are never complete without a Florida Everglades kayaking trip that went horribly wrong

[@shakebake3846]

Wait is there a video of that?

[@boombyte8849]

we need more details

[@dieselscartalk4146]

You mean paddleboarding trip

[@alienzordfalcon5162]

Gators in Florida usually

[@panicmosem5969]

​@Alien Zord Falcon not always. There are crocodiles in Florida too

[@doragonzx]

Okay one advice : under circonstances involving a crocodile or in croc territory, *splashing in water is a really Bad idea since it make you look like a prey wich you dont want*

[@devisavage2570]

At that point they are just getting themselves in danger

[@Chizlin2693]

Or just dont swim in croc infested waters💀

[@bluebay1031]

​@@Chizlin2693 I mean...you dont always know. Some places have them marked but not everywhere

[@mntsanmiguel]

6:15 really got me and tossed my phone onto my face 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@rookiememer]

Ye man

[@DigitalDiamonds24]

It's great that Annette is willing to help these people

[@bamaguy5000]

This dude needs to be narrating shows on tv, love his relaxing voice

[@M.M_Uchiha.]

I love crocodile encounters. They are so scary🥶

[@ThisCaribbeanBeauty]

The man in 18 using his dogs tail as a leash sent me rollinf😂😂😂

[@GandaPrakasa]

New croc/gator video! Thank you so much for keeping this series going.

[@gdgf154]

You're welcome

[@Mary_The_Creator]

“Never let them know your next move” Random ppl: *Aggressively slaps water with boat paddle*

[@judegray4310]

that second ‘warning shot’ wasn’t just a warning 😂

[@louise2467]

Nope they killed it dead…..to@@ers.

[@Percalator]

Paddle boarding on top of gators?! I couldn’t in my dreams even if i wanted to

[@LaVenderlocx]

The sound the gator jaws makes as it snaps shut! Bone chilling😳👀

[@nolacstackst6834]

Unsuspecting tourist see a crocodile on a crocodile tour 🤔🤔😂.. wow 🤯

[@camino-]

1:11 unsuspecting tourists? Aren't they clearly on some sort of river cruise while hanging bait out.....

[@MichaelSpikes-pv6kl]

Excellent video

[@jordonmartin8034]

30:30 croc’s instinct kicked in, then he was like “nooooo, can’t eat Carl, Carl is friend…”

[@RH-tv9hk]

😂 That seems to be what happened😂

[@JyeBrown]

@@RH-tv9hkI was actually expecting Carl to slap the crocs nose😂the dude didn’t look to happy with the croc😂 Also he was sitting so close and so calmly it made me so nervous ahahaha

[@lalitkumaryadav5297]

Nice video. Your efforts can be seen 🙂🙂

[@alyssaw3412]

Okay but like, could you imagine being that gator from #11. You've accidentally found yourself far from home in search of a snack when suddenly the land aliens start dragging you across the yard into a pipe just to tumble you around for a while and then take you back home. I'd be a little fearful too.

[@Tha_Produca]

I love how he puts the title as "Top 30 Scariest 'Crocodile' Encounters of the Year" even though there are multiple alligators in these clips

[@kevinroark5815]

They are the Apex predators who have survived a few mass extinctions.

[@bidenadministrationischina5091]

This was actually entertaining. Edit: wow this channel is the best

[@pitchforkpeasant6219]

Love your name👍🤣👍

[@GamingBot90]

Give them credit for cutting the line. As much as I’d like to pull it out to myself. I’m not dumb enough to put my hand in a crocs mouth

[@krauserwoo2214]

Some encounters were by accident that no one expected but some of them deserved to be hurt in order to learn a lesson in a hard way.

[@99Soloist-z1y]

No man died attack by crocodile, only died for their own stupidity...

[@nodnoc9627]

You say “unfortunately” a lot when nothing bad happens XD

[@streetgodmushroomcloud4857]

I came here to be scared and ended up jumping off my chair a couple of times..i'm satisfied ^^ thank u

[@topshatta94]

Kayak down rivers with Crocs, GENIUS!!!

[@stephaniemamatree5973]

Damn that #25 was a huge jump scare I yelled n almost dropped my ipad😂😂

[@coloradodirtbike5930]

Lol I jumped too

[@motuekarewaka5145]

Im so glad you used the enormous red arrow to show me. I might have never seen the things😂

[@Universe_365YT]

As a resident of Florida, I can confirm alligators are the most devious of predators in Florida

[@vadimburrows7342]

Imagine going to their territory and tells " get out of here" Crocodile: girl uh uh

[@sidiyti9898]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@shamael9226]

The guy in video #7 and #5, his name is Ambo, from East Kalimantan (Borneo Island). That big croc there? Her name is Riska. Ambo took care of her for more than 25 years, considered and treated her as his own daughter. Seems that the big girl Riska doesn't really mind so far 😉

[@yknows3158]

What is your profile pic?

[@shamael9226]

@@yknows3158 Ah, it's nothing special, Sir. Just something that reminds me of who and what I am... well short of 🙂

[@badwolf6664]

@@shamael9226 a luciferian?

[@Snpiedog]

​@@shamael9226 are you a freemason

[@disco28ful]

Thanks for that Shamael I figured she would be connected to him in some way. Like the guy Chito and his sadly passed big mate Pocho.

[@Pizzaboyaz]

Do a 30 scary Shark encounters.

[@marcoeire44]

The Australian youtuber had two videos in this compilation, he deserves what's coming.

[@sheraleegould2578]

I enjoy this, thanks

[@SurfbyShootin]

30:38 Thats not even holding composure, that is simply a man with no worries.

[@ricardoleslie9811]

He saved the creature from choking, and the two are "friends"... search up "Ambo" and crocodile or "Ambo saves crocodile from choking on plastic bag. Now he feeds it almost daily.

[@matthewzablocki5310]

The paddleboard guy. The alligator probably thought you was riding another alligator which is why is trying to square up. Lol.

[@chrislastnamehere9141]

Im glad the narrator knows the difference between alligators and crocodiles. ...unlike some of our "Floridian fisherman..."

[@soraceant]

Yea that guy almost gave me a stroke. That's like 2nd grade knowledge in florida.

[@strueskills]

@@soraceant yeah well when ur in the situation take a video make sure to say the animals name trying to kill you right stfu lmao ....you know you dont leave that basement joe ...lol...

[@HR33_Jaat]

The 24th must have felt pain in jaws for few days 😂😂

[@monochromatic773]

5:34 “Seemingly average crocodile encounter” “Life threatening situation” I’d say they’re the same things

[@jackmarshall3255]

I love this guys voice.

[@damiensutton1057]

I think it’s very bloody down right stupid in Australia that they’re teaching these saltys to jump out like that

[@awesomepaws3526]

Yup. At Australia Zoo they teach the crocs to jump for food. They probably bring that to the wild and if they see a human out of reach they’ll just jump at them

[@jadino_bambino]

Yup. Glad someone said it 👍

[@patrickgrant6389]

Crocs jump for pray in trees in the wild we didn't teach them how to jump for food

[@damiensutton1057]

I haven’t seen any salt water crocodiles in the rivers up the Northern Territory jumping up into trees to get prey yet

[@chrisx5127]

What do you expect from Aussie? They aren't Vietnamese. Logic isn't their strong suit. Nice folks though.

[@thedouglaspodcast]

6:11 THAT JUMP SCARE BRO 😩😩😩 Thought this was gonna be one of those trash clickbait, horrible channels but noooo 😍 pleasantly surprised and you got a subscriber!!! ♥️ loved it!

[@Raphael16045]

That scared me to 😦

[@Howlingburd19]

Crazy fact; certain crocodiles (in particular Nile crocodiles and saltwater crocodiles) are considered to be one of the very few animals to naturally prey on humans. An estimated 1000 people are killed annually by crocodiles!