Brave birds protect crocodile nest | Spy in the Wild - BBC

[@GossamerGhoul]

Basically, a fully functioning neighbourhood watch. I hear this area has good schools, too.

[@angelbautistagarcia3234]

😂💀

[@n07w4tU7hnk]

schools of 🐟

[@theworldoverheavan560]

lol

[@rich-ard-style6996]

Let's our kids go there. They will be protected.

[@Botassiumm]

Lol

[@dipojones]

Brings a whole new meaning to "The enemy of my enemy, is my friend."

[@ethann6573]

it is honestly the same meaning that phrase always had

[@thementhologist5348]

@@ethann6573 tru lol

[@davsavchav]

I think he meant context

[@Normandy-e8i]

take out the comma

[@noobkingmobilelegends880]

"is my ally" i think?

[@rise73g75]

They actually called that crocodile over!? Talk about perfect communication between two species..

[@eddardstark8673]

Birds and crocodilians are each others closest relative

[@diago951]

@@eddardstark8673 just like you and ned stark and tony stark.

[@sleepisgood2936]

Nope the crocodile just came back from taking a refreshing bath on the water

[@paul7404]

or did the baby crocodiles call? or maybe they communicated.

[@OnlyGod33-inri]

@@paul7404 the bird called

[@blackwing2da445]

I love that there exists a mutually beneficial, symbiotic relationship between these small, brave birds and the giant, battle hardened Crocodiles, that between them, they make up for each other's faults. The Dikkop birds benefit from the protection and incubation that comes from laying their MUCH smaller, more fragile eggs in the Crocodile nest, and the Crocodiles benefits by having a pseudo warning system and minor distraction if something tries to invade the nest. These relationships that have evolved over the years really are fascinating to see. :)

[@tracyc2414]

Actually, the Dikkop birds dont lay their eggs IN the crocs nest, but close by, almost next to it.

[@horsehorsehorsehorse8500]

No shit sherlock XD

[@blackwing2da445]

Let me clarify. Not in the nest THEMSELVES, but 'by' the nest. I simply said 'in the nest' because the nests tend to be really, REALLY close together so I thought I could say 'In the nest' to imply their close vicinity. Sorry if I worded it weirdly. :) @@tracyc2414

[@REY98sparta]

Blackwing2 DA no evolution here just gods creatures and his intelligent design

[@jak00bspyr72]

@@REY98sparta Evolution, which exists btw, doesnt mean that God is not existing. Cant you combine science with religion?

[@doomguy19931]

Monitor lizard: *tries to steal some eggs* Dikkop: YOU MESSED WITH THE WRONG HOUSE, FOOL

[@DeltaMezzo]

I miss those lines from gta San Andreas

[@psycheded4272]

Picked the wrong house *

[@siddharthsaka]

Doomguy *picked the wrong house

[@alilweeb7684]

U PICKED THE WRONG HOUSE FOOL

[@xenome3883]

Hey lil 5 old kid do you understand what a joke means

[@jericoblazo2075]

Lol the birds be like "WE NEED ARMORED SUPPORT"

[@yiyy8204]

X"D yESsSs

[@overlookfaded7627]

TACTICAL NUKE INCOMING

[@currahee1782]

@@mexicancartelboss1641 Nah fam, call in a Churchill Crocodile!

[@kaybevang536]

Sees a plane with a banner saying : you can do it

[@agentafroman5079]

"Friendly Juggernaut inbound."

[@morgancasey2615]

The funniest part of this video was at the end where both birds just folded up their wings at the end like "AND OUR JOB IS DONE HERE" xD

[@Guevilquexer]

Morgan Casey new game and new console:birdszone new game:super bird bros the bad one:that snake? Princess:baby crocodile XD

[@veganfurretfanatic]

Lol

[@greenknight9971]

lmao fr, some bad ass birds

[@rcookie5128]

WHILST a big croc is right behind them.. :D that's confidence for you..

[@Boseeinsteinshake]

"Heavy support has driven off the invading forces, going back to DefCon 4."

[@martinbe5111]

wow they defend each others babies

[@Usulcardo]

It's safer to assume that the dikkops were defending their own nest from the monitor. The croc's nest was just collateral defending and probably not intentionnal lol.

[@shookpurs2886]

martin silva I

[@leetlebob8203]

martin silva it's a normal relation ship between them, those birds naturally live beside the crics

[@mlgbonniefoxy5684]

leetlebob crocs*

[@leetlebob8203]

MLG BonnieFoxy thx XD

[@Meeminator]

Monitor lizard: What are you gonna do? Call another one of your bird friends? Lmao _Incoming Tactical Crocodile_ Monitor lizard: OH SHI-

[@StellarEibon]

Moniter: You can't defeat me Birds: You're right, be she can Enter Crocodile

[@zeropomegranates9976]

But she can*

[@zeropomegranates9976]

Lord Azreal Lais I’m not a crocodile expert but pretty sure that’s a female because males are bigger than that

[@cond.oriano4575]

I'm pretty sure it's a female coz' laid eggs

[@junesmind7325]

And because daddy Crocs eat their babies..... Mom is the one wholl protect them from daddy and other Crocs that'll try to eat them...

[@nicky8257]

Z3R0 SA1NTS 13 stfu nerd

[@marvindavid5265]

So T-posting is actualy a technique to intimidate

[@mrfrost6211]

Assert Dominance

[@andresgagge6977]

Thought that was common knowledge, that's how we deal with bullies at least

[@yohan4027]

Andres Gagge really? Lol that’s wat u do?! U wanna go bro bring it *strikes T pose -_-

[@brigidtheirish]

What's T-posting? Because I tried looking it up on Google and got a bunch of stuff about invisible sex videos and one site about basketball.

[@midgetman4206]

@@brigidtheirish you stand with your hands extended to your sides, like a kid pretending to be a plane

[@leemon2677]

2:10 - "WE GOT A CODE RED, REQUESTING BACKUP NOW, ENEMY MOTORISED DIVISION COMING UP ON THE VALUABLES, I REPEAT, SEND SOME HEAVY TANK SUPPORT NOW" 2:16 - "Understood, on my way"

[@soupperandstarlitsartdumba469]

The video glitched for me so it make the crocs body camo 😂

[@arnabchatterjee6197]

Leemon.... luved ur version of d story toooo

[@Muhammad-dl5pi]

Damn we got a whole war going on there

[@Botassiumm]

Lmao

[@imanpriyono8002]

Huahaha

[@TehAntiSpammer]

God i absolutely love co habitation of animals. Like the crock can easily just eat those birds, but instead it does not because they work together and help each other. its amazing and proves that even the most terrifying animals are intelligent.

[@mooulkadi8129]

Blues BX not really, birds and crocs are very close related species, they are the closest related to eachother then any other species so it seems like they view eachother as family Edit: I apologize for my stupidity at the time, I made this commeny when I had much much more to learn about the subject. Sorry if I misinformed anyone

[@sjj3lemon267]

Blues BX no your wrong about how it could eat them easily

[@hbq76]

Skullface Are you joking? Crocodilians and dinosaurs diverged hundreds of millions of years ago.

[@muslymier]

@@hbq76 Doesn't change the fact they are both archosaurs. Now that they view each other as family, they wouldn't realise that.

[@hbq76]

Of course, but Archosauria goes back 250 million years and they're both on opposite ends of it. That's very distant as far as modern vertebrates go. All modern mammals are more closely related than birds and crocs.

[@chakarasama]

sometimes i be like "damn nature, you scary" other times be like "damn nature, I see you"

[@TheOblake2]

That lil rat looking thing just got ate 😂

[@chocolatesugar-lovage9678]

For real! Nature always manages to surprise me and throw me for a loop! 👏

[@VendErre]

There really is something so beautiful about that bird couple, side by side, working together as a perfect team.

[@truesoulghost2777]

Isn't that pic Aeon Flux?

[@robotdowney]

I want a family like this

[@Zuzu00000]

@@robotdowney Just hanging out with crocodiles and T posing at monitor lizards? Hell yeah sign me up

[@celestewolfsquad9047]

*bird calls for help* lizard:yea whats your friend gonna do its probably just another tiny little bird (croc comes in) croc:yo what's good homie lizard:OH HELL NO IM OUT

[@HawkinaBox]

lol

[@temmie75]

YOU PICKED THE WRONG NEST FOOL!!!

[@razor8704]

@@temmie75 Ay ay,croc it's me,dragon chill chill!

[@agamemnon1492]

I never knew that a bird can call a crocodile and it'll respond ಠ_ಠ

[@mythydamashii9978]

me:ahaha run lol run run run ahaha

[@martincaspary-smith1133]

Interesting! A neighboring bond between two different species. The dikkop birds protects the crocodile's nest as well as there own from predators while crocodile is a way. Nature has many fascinating things still up its sleeve.

[@elvampe13]

a shame humans cant follow their example and instead endanger many species every years.

[@chelseagremor6657]

martin caspary-smith its an egg of course they would think its a. Birds egg

[@thepixelatedpug8952]

martin caspary-smith Symbolism is truly an amazing thing.

[@reiikarei6673]

martin caspary-smith and *while here, humans are slowly destroying nature

[@mooulkadi8129]

martin caspary-smith mostly because birds are the closest relatives of crocodiles, they seem to really care about eachothers because of that it seems

[@fuchion15]

This show is absolutely phenomenal.

[@davebuchan81]

Did you see the Tiger: Spy in the jungle one? I think that was the first series of these they did.......it was also top notch :)

[@Rose0309]

fuchion15 they don't want none they don't want none they all scared cause they don't really want none

[@babygee20]

Immortal Ralph this ain't WWW sorry AJ Styles😃😀😄

[@dragonboimmdvideos]

true, it's just brilliant

[@OK-zo3cq]

Birds: *calls for back up* Other wildlife: why do I hear boss music?

[@TheSeVIIn]

This is such an underrated comment 😂👌

[@sidhanthmishra8488]

With their backs to a croc after folding their wings? Wow, just wow

[@johannageisel5390]

Most crocs eat large prey items. They are not interested in small birds. Source: The crocodilians keeper in an aquarium I visited. They had large fish in the basins too and the crocodiles didn't care to hunt them.

[@sidhanthmishra8488]

@@johannageisel5390 True, but they are opportunists. I've read reports of gharials in India grabbing small birds on occasion even though they are piscivorous. One thing is certain, these birds are quite fearless

[@kingorry7223]

Well it saved it's eggs so not surprised!

[@xxjoebamaxx7782]

Also birds and crocs have similar DNA

[@hassankingiraq]

Crocs don't care about small prey they just leave them alone to nest near them so they can be like security for the eggs

[@sokandueler9578]

This is the biggest “we have a hulk” moment I’ve ever seen in nature

[@daanmeere]

😂😂😂

[@nickcostello7365]

I love the fact that two birds can have their backs to a crocodile and it peacefully thanks them

[@DifR42483]

It is Beautiful seeing how the Dikkop bird and the crocodile form an alliance and refuse to attack each other for they are relying on each others protection.

[@enter-clever-name]

I really like symbiotic relationships for some reason,

[@oceanics.3597]

Soon this will end up being humans and sentient machines

[@AAwp6991]

Yeah like the little birds that sit on a crocs 🐊 head 😂

[@Punkini]

It’s super interesting seeing two animals manage to get along and find an agreement to benefit one another. Groupers and octopi, coyotes and badgers, crocodiles and these birds, moray eels and shrimp, cleaner wrasse and many different fish, etc. there’s something beautiful about nature managing to be peaceful for once. Of course even symbiotic relationships can run fowl (if a croc eats the birds or something), but in most cases it seems like the animals genuinely understand the terms and boundaries they agree to with other species in these relationships.

[@sobari745]

That feeling when the animal kingdom has a better functioning society than you do.

[@jakeryker546]

If only they were feminist vegans, then everything would be perfect!

[@lolazal1]

True.

[@toafloast1883]

Yea man, if only we had people try to break into our homes and eat our children, too.

[@giovaniprimera]

Toafloast no but we have people who break into our homes and sell our children, same difference

[@oceanics.3597]

Giovani Primera which is very uncommon and hardly happens in first world countries unlike in the animal kingdom where 80% of eggs and newborns don’t make it into adulthood

[@youwanagethi]

0:54 "are you seeing this?!"

[@KevoGTS]

CrimsonTomato Houston we have a problem

[@alyssabullock6421]

CrimsonTomato Rofl

[@Pizzaman-ii9cd]

Is that a Camera in a Fake Egg? O:58

[@chariahs36]

0:54. "Um, Scowler, what are we doing! What's happening!?" (Walking With Dinosaurs 3D reference)

[@roydriver8956]

CrimsonTomato yea

[@b.hagedash7973]

Bravo BBC for not buckling to ornithological pressure and referring to the Dikkop by its ridiculous new name, the thick-knee. Long live the dikkop!

[@KuK137]

I like the praise of ignorance and shitty colonial name no one local uses from a state that held presence there very briefly centuries ago. I suppose if someone went to your house for a minute and called you 'brainlessy moronicus' you'd proudly kept that name forever?

[@MrTeltale]

KuK137 you keep using the name the locals use, and your conquerors can use the name they prefer, seeing as they won.

[@GoodJob7117]

Pretty sure Dikkop birds dont fly, their balls are too heavy

[@vshatriya5254]

Underrated, holy shit.

[@jrock878]

No they can fly.

[@Leaked-ke2zv]

jrock 87 whoooosh

[@gambigambigambi]

@@Leaked-ke2zv Wooosh back at you. Never argue with idiots.

[@saulloya9877]

LMFAO! Good one💯

[@lordkingsman2minecraft810]

Crocodile be like: On your left, cap

[@crosser2329]

Two last living dinosaurs work together cool

[@EddVCR]

Link Knight 2.0 IKR?

[@3Areviews]

Didn't monitor came from dinosaur too? 😒

[@shin5996]

@@3Areviews no monitor evolved from snakes

[@Shiningforceking]

The only dinosaurs i see there are the dikkops

[@Ebani]

@@Shiningforceking You need glasses

[@shinigami1357]

Oh, so its a symbiotic relationship. The bird defends the eggs while the croc is away, and in return it gets protection from larger predators

[@moth-corpse]

Hmm. Not really a symbiotic relation, more of a collaboration for mutual convenience. If it was symbiotic, the crocodile could not survive without the dikkop and viceversa. They’re both evolutionary traits, but symbiosis is like a convergence of two species for survival, if that makes any sense.

[@tiredtypes1260]

Gabriel Martínez Symbiosis is any relationship where two species are existing close together - symbiosis can be applied to parasites, mutualistic, or only benefitting one side or the other. So technically you are both right - it is a symbiotic, mutualistic relationship.

[@venkateshr6156]

@@tiredtypes1260 if it's benefitting only one side then they are commensals, not symbiotes

[@trvth1s]

yes, seems birds are more on the look out, but when something dangerous comes along they call and croc answers. Crocs typically ignore birds most of the time, too agile to be prey, birds in return are typically not too wary about crocs, birds are far more defensive when around some mammalian carnivores. Crocs do a lot better when dealing with mammalian carnivores. Sadly for birds; crocs dont cover as much range as they do or as mammals.

[@LaughableSynonyms]

I do love it when idiots use the wrong term and even more idiots like the comment.

[@killdozer7792]

It's funny when you realise birds and crocodiles are closely related.

[@hollow6189]

Nevermind,googled it and found that they were.Didn't know,sorry about that.

[@Augready]

+corro come on corro, everybody knows birds are descendants of raptors....

[@kr1st0saurus]

Well not specifically dromeasaurs but more of beaked oviraptorids and dromeasaurs

[@funnyguy1941]

@@kr1st0saurus still dinosaurs

[@funnyguy1941]

@@FirstnameLastname-bv8ke still dinosaurs

[@idunnowhattoputhere7004]

Lizard: pfft, two chickens think they can fight me? * crocodile is called in * Lizard: O CRAPSHOOT

[@microusb42069]

The fact they're literally helping each other out while on different points on the food chain is fascinating

[@chromosome2661]

the birds are T posing to assert their dominance

[@ryanwalsh5019]

I mean, has anyone ever tried it in nature? It might be a valid strategy to ward off larger animals like bears.

[@michaelmccarty1327]

Spy croc: "Identification please...." Monitor: "CHOMP!" Spy croc: "Voice key incorrect... Voice key incorrect..."

[@existenceisrelative]

Wait a second...

[@TheTraveler980]

@@existenceisrelative *BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP*

[@Ironislander4302]

To ensure the safe performance of all authorized activities, do not destroy vital testing apparatus.

[@takedown205productions6]

The Incredibles!!

[@ChilupaKing]

Glad others know what this comment is referencing 😄

[@rodrigsantsil]

Suddenly Godzilla appears to save the day. Lol

[@khimuksar1012]

HujRodrigo Silva

[@friendsplayz9504]

Rodrigo Silva hahahaha XD godzilla might be too big

[@lwelsay6646]

What a good joke

[@lwelsay6646]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@marlovandrunick7200]

Go godzilla!

[@doomslayer5191]

This was just pure magical.

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

They live by the Archosaur Bro Code

[@JanetStarChild]

It's more of a sister code, since it's the mothers that form these symbiotic relationships to protect each others babies.

[@dannybenhur6123]

@@JanetStarChild you're right

[@uatoto7783]

as soon as he started talking, I did a double take and went "DAVID TENNANT?!"

[@asagoldsmith3328]

Yup unmistakable

[@The_PokeSaurus]

Crocodiles and birds are both Archosaurs, but Lizards are not!

[@cerulean1602]

The Poke'Saurus Lepidosaur!

[@buzz1913]

Pedosaurs

[@BackToBackJames]

Becauee crocodiles evolved into dinosaurs, which evolved into birds.

[@chimerasuchus]

Dinosaurs did not evolve from crocodiles. Dinosaur predate crocodilians by a very long time. Crocodiles and dinosaurs share a common ancestor, the first archosaur. That species eventually diverged into two major lineages. One eventually became dinosaurs (and by extension, birds) while it is the other, the pseudosuchians, from which crocodiles came from.

[@BackToBackJames]

@@chimerasuchus What I meant was that bassicly because he said crocodiles and birds are both archoswura. But dinosaurs evolve from crocodilamorphs, like postosuchus.

[@VanguardEndeavor]

Making a spy camera look like a baby, clever, though I bet some cameras have been lost every now a then

[@bethanysmith5856]

Well this is a good symbiotic relationship. All three get to have a chance to rest at different times from guard duty

[@saniarasheed4201]

Those birds are paid security guards 🤠

[@sal17ify]

That's what you a call a Gangster bird... chilling with the Big Croc.🤣🤣

[@bokchoiman]

This is absolutely remarkable. Mother nature surely is a genius

[@lukasgnarfer820]

It Absolutely is, makes sense after millions of years to develop after all

[@falcore91]

1:40 I love their team attack, they look like a proper formation.

[@animaor1433]

monitor lizard: boi you fucked up lol

[@biggestboi9732]

AniMaoR14 monitor lizard looks at croc" it was at this moment he knew he fucked up"

[@RJavierYepesDeV]

BBC The Best! Quito-Ecuador 2020

[@jsshadow-lurker5152]

Dikkop: *This is Dikkop-1! We're getting harassed by a light tank! Requesting immediate Armored Support!* Croc: *Copy that. Croc-1 coming in hot!*

[@संजयगोस्वामी-ग6ह]

What a partnership! Those birds know they have backup of half a ton of armour and teeth.

[@KidKatastrophe2314]

*When you’re so badass you can literally summon crocodiles*

[@devincrawford6508]

Going to be brutally honest, That music drowned out some of what the narrator was saying, either I am bad at hearing, or somebody was tired when they edited this.

[@nightwalker4126]

Yeah

[@tadtranclere3729]

Devin Crawford I can hear it just fine.

[@chair362]

i seen someone comment a few years ago on a top gear clip, that the bbc does that on purpose so people dont just binge watch the clip and pay for the whole show. im not sure thats true(doesnt seem to be) but its possible with a major network. i also read some one say that thats the same reason alot of the clips dont have the best parts or the whole thing.

[@averagehooligan3459]

I suppose your just bad at hearing.

[@StarshadowMelody]

I managed to make it out, but my hearing is outright freakish and I can still see how you could've had that problem.

[@neoxenoz3262]

I Imagine the Dikkop bird was a radio man calling for reinforcements and the Crocodile is the tank that's coming.

[@manishkumar73]

Great friendship with bird and crocodile

[@Sephioss]

In some way it may have sense since crocs are more close related to dinosaurs ( like theropods/ birds ) than lizards like monitor. And also bird and crocs are both in archosaur clade.

[@weeewooo467]

Birds: get out Monitor lizard: no Croc: *hi* Monitor lizard: 🏃‍♂️💨

[@blindtruth4614]

Dikkop was like "Say hello to my little friend" at the end.

[@fahdh]

I'm amazed they were able to get this on camera. Man, props to wildlife video crews. All that waiting for something interesting to happen must be difficult.

[@moon-be1rg]

what a peacefull neighborhood raising and protecting baby all together

[@DJ0YB0Y]

"You shall not... PASSSSSS !!"

[@yiyy8204]

OSHSUWH X"DD

[@justinle9002]

Imagine if dikkops were dog sized. Best security ever 👍

[@Tasorius]

Basically raptors...

[@justaguy6216]

They exist, there's called geese and they're dickheads.

[@Xaptor43]

Yeah, I wouldn't mind having a few Pyroraptors or even Velociraptors to guard the yard...

[@LOADUP01]

@@justaguy6216 hey why you called geese dickheads

[@justaguy6216]

@@LOADUP01 Ok lemme put it this way: I'd rather be chased by a saltwater croc than a flock of geese.

[@lesleygalvin3239]

He protecc He attacc But most importantly... He birb

[@kinkedwinter0312]

Bird up

[@Zbychu93]

Love seeing wild animals working together and living in peace.

[@disaintVal]

The baby croc: That's a weird looking mommy

[@ultragoku5391]

Lizard: calling more bird friends Croc appears Lizard: oh shit oh shit oh shit oh shit oh shit

[@iateyourcat3457]

𝕐𝔼ℙ

[@vinhphucnguyen4695]

𝕐𝔼ℙ

[@cerulean1602]

This is not the BBC I searched for

[@lxkn0745]

bora bora oh my god xD

[@dragonboimmdvideos]

Big Black Dikkop

[@Brittany0909]

That is absolutely amazing the unspoken bond between Bird and crocodile

[@leraj1639]

Bird and crocodile got a business deal.

[@peoplez129]

Black Ops 5 got that new alligator killstreak I see.

[@reavershank8985]

Bird: *puts on sunglasses* See you later, ALLIGATOR

[@Tech-gv6qk]

Its so fantastic to see that the croc not eating the bird

[@HelamanGile]

Like a good neighbor these birds are there

[@PrimalKevYT]

''Dikkop bird'' that means fathead bird in dutch xD

[@santielategan848]

PhoenixKev it also means Dikkop bird in Afrikaans lol

[@mildbepis4597]

so much for a heroic name

[@mildbepis4597]

r.i.p dignity

[@starsfalldown1234567]

Okcurrrrrrrrrrr

[@shanebeudeker441]

Dutch people with their weird language, Dikkop translated correctly means big head. not fathead. -facepalm-

[@geoffroy588]

That couple of birds working together is amazing !!!

[@ChannelAXI]

Bird 1: This creature of heresy seeks to defile our hive-world, we require support! Bird 2: They sent Astartes? Bless the emperor! Alligator: Through the destruction of our enemies do we earn our salvation!

[@y.kazayaki3681]

But they're bloodravens

[@sentientprogram660]

Crocodile

[@heyvern]

Wayment. The birds got the crocodile on THEIR side? This is just too good.

[@lizmol-san]

So funny to see the birds standing calmly with huge crocodile behind them while taking a fighting-for-life stance when the much tinier monitor lizard came! 😂 ❤

[@DWN22]

You tell the other lizards that I’m coming! AND HELL’S COMING WITH ME!! YOU HEAR?! HELL’S COMING WITH ME!!!

[@vhslofi]

Why is true nature so beautiful

[@cinder_craft]

I love this, two of my most favorite species, protecting each other from dangers

[@fourleafclover2064]

I love how the little croc babies are like :O as the lizard eats an egg

[@sugarpeas45]

The birds have that “SQUARE UP HOMIE” look in their eyes

[@polartheiceseawing2346]

The croc mum is like to the bird ‘Thanks I owe you one

[@thespookyvaginosisnut5984]

Us archosaurs need to look after each other

[@wordreet]

I get it. Enter the dragon! But then, ENTER THE EVEN BIGGER DRAGON!!!!!

[@TheFarmerboyproducti]

"Oh? You’re approaching me? Instead of running away, you’re coming right to me? " Dikkop: "I can't beat the shit out of you without getting closer."

[@acers4419]

Dikkop Bird: “YOU MESS WITH THE WRONG NEST FOOL!”

[@fransiscoh9450]

NastyAC thanks for the laugh lmao🤣

[@RedBrannerBot4k]

Boi those birds be like “SAY HELLO TO MY BIG FRIEND!”

[@imonthewinningside8281]

And the crocodile actually goes AROUND the 2 birds standing sentry.

[@freitagder1321]

Now that is a good protector and a good mother croc

[@abirbinhabib7669]

"We need support. Call in the armor." Fucking awesome!!!

[@charicifichesca4880]

I love how the monitor just absolutely bolts when the croc appears

[@mrcheebai]

y'all the birds t posed the lizard to assert dominance

[@asdflolhehe885]

*Lizard goes to your home and starts digging* Baby crocodile: BRUH 0:53

[@Antseyi]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@ararmer19117]

How freaking awesome is that? Actual teamwork between species. And the way the male and female interlocked wings? Love it.

[@Introverder]

Alliance with crocodile is a powerful way to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.

[@esaelppleh8887]

What a bond between two different species 😍

[@eagleeyeedit]

I like how they can co exist with each other.

[@RyderKunAnimations]

Moniter would be like "OH hell No" 2:21