Giant Crocodile in Bhitarkanika, Odisha in eastern India.

Mangroves are salt tolerant, complex and dynamic eco-systems that occur in tropical and subtropical inter-tidal regions. Bhitarkanika is one such location of rich, lush green vibrant eco-system lying in the estuarine region of Brahmani- Baitarani in the North-Eastern corner of Kendrapara district of Odisha. The area is intersected by a network of creeks with Bay of Bengal on the East. The alley between the meandering creeks and rivers, houses the second largest viable mangrove eco-system of India. Its 672 km². of mangrove forest & wetland, provides home to well over 215 species of birds including winter migrants from central-Asia and Europe. Giant salt water crocodiles and a variety of other wildlife inhabit this eco-system which is one of Asia's most spectacular wildlife sanctuaries.
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An area of 145 km have been notified as Bhitarkanika National Park vide Notification No.19686/F & E dated 16.9.1998 of Forests & Environment Department, Government of Odisha. It has much significance with regard to ecological, geomorphological and biological background which includes mangrove forests, rivers, creeks, estuaries, back water, accreted land and mud flats. Bhitarkanika National Park is the core area of Bhitarkanika Sanctuary.
Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary was declared vide notification No.6958/FF AH Dtd. 22.04.1975 over an area of 672 square kilometers. The Sanctuary comprising Mangrove Forests meandering rivers, innumerable criss-crossed tidal inundated creeks provide last refuge to the already endangered salt water Crocodile (Crocodile Porosus). Besides estuarine Crocodile, the Sanctuary is rich in avifauna, mammalian and reptilian population. Theses Mangrove forests are good habitat for King Cobra, Indian Python and Water Monitor Lizard. A large number of water birds visit Bagagahan heronry which is an area of approximately 4 hectare. within the Bhitarkanika Forest Block near Suajore creek from the month of June to October. Most of the Birds are Asian open bill. Egrets. Black Ibis, Cormorants, Darters & etc.
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Attractions
Tourism in Bhitarkanika
Sightseeing is done on boats which have got forest department licenses. Main entrance to the forest is from Khola Gate, even though there is another gate called Gupti gate also. Tourism was almost non-existent here till a few years ago. This trend is changing steadily with efforts on the marketing front by one or two resorts. Odisha Government has shown little enthusiasm in promoting area for tourism. But of late Odisha Tourism is displaying Bhitarkanika as a destination for eco-friendly and rich nature where tourists can enjoy variety of wildlife and birds..

[@hendrikasunqrout571]

My goodness, this Croc is huge! It's hard to believe this creature hatched from an egg!

[@rajsk2978]

Asuu

[@Sandy-yt7mk]

Beautiful, majestic crocodile. Glad we have this big one in India. ❤️

[@davindersinghchauhan9090]

not big one largest India

[@oskars1419]

I like india

[@cquilty1]

The way that huge dinosaur slowly slithered into the water at the end was sinister! Imagine swimming and that being the last thing you see...

[@chipschannel9494]

NO!

[@debsworld3784]

Well this huge but majestic beast was right under our boat last time I was in Bhitarkanika , I hail from the same state

[@cquilty1]

@@debsworld3784 I trust/hope the boat is a sizable sturdy vessel!

[@spencerglover1]

This one is one of four 20 footers in bhitarkanika , mahishasur is 7.5 meres and he’s the king of the salties in Bhitarkanika he is definitely one of the worlds biggest but Australia is home to some absolute giants aswell.

[@apocalimp2401]

he looked about 16 ft not 20

[@jayannpacilan7504]

Now I want to see a tiger tries to wrestle this beast! 😊 But imma put my bet to this giant croc!

[@patrickpedersen6141]

how do you get 20 feet to 7,5 meters???

[@fahadmalik5794]

@@jayannpacilan7504 tiger wouldnt stand a chance

[@pennskyre]

No confirmed measurements. You can say much as 40ft. Lol.

[@ykishore4340]

Beautiful tropical mangrove. Croc seems pretty old.

[@ronburgundy4075]

You got that right some of his teeth are already gone

[@Stingman012]

I just saw a T-rex taking sunbath. Holy shit!

[@jacquir8331]

He is beautiful!

[@mikewest2657]

Come on in for a swim. The waters great. Plenty of room. See I'm smiling.

[@TacosAlPastor_]

I don’t bite, at least not that hard 😏

[@Inf7cted]

ok Cannonball!! 🤗💨

[@xjemiki2803]

Goofies

[@stefanhernold345]

The presence of the mighty Saltwater crocodile has its upsides: Wherever the Saltie rules supreme, people needn`t worry about falling prey to the Mugger crocodile.

[@ଖାଣ୍ଟି_ଓଡ଼ିଆ]

Bhitarkanika : Amazon of India

[@tanmayrout4737]

true writer yes right

[@raj-nz4bj]

Bhitarkanika ko bhitarkanika hi rahne de zaruri sare reference angrezo see.

[@elmalanmalan2175]

In Venezuela we got the Orinoco crocodile and caiman.

[@jetfireSB]

Sundarbans:hold my beer.

[@cracka5431]

A grain of sand compared to the Amazon

[@edwarddobson7039]

That is a huge Croc. He looks almost as big as Gustave, hope the filmmakers of this video take much needed precautions. These crocodiles are deadly

[@simonwillis1529]

Gustave is bigger trust me

[@edwarddobson7039]

@@simonwillis1529 I bet. It’s still one huge crocodile

[@Noblinka]

I’m pretty sure the one in this video is the largest in the world. I know for sure the largest croc in the world that’s known is on this river just not sure if it’s this croc specifically

[@parulp6385]

@@simonwillis1529 he is dead but even then he is shorter than Lolong as the biologist who has tried to capture him.

[@lastoutlaw3882]

India is rich in wildlife

[@aratrikghosh2717]

Without any doubt india has the most diverse wildlife in the whole world

[@amineaammar7333]

@@aratrikghosh2717 no offense but i don't think it is as diverse as africa's countries like Botswana

[@aratrikghosh2717]

@@amineaammar7333 no india has surely the most diverse wildlife in the whole world i can prove it with facts

[@amineaammar7333]

@@aratrikghosh2717 i am waiting for your facts, i could show you mine.

[@aratrikghosh2717]

@@amineaammar7333 first you give your facts then i will show you mine for sure

[@lachesisatropos5139]

I love India!

[@ajitsahoomotivational2196]

It's only 10kms from my home.

[@hemantsharma9301]

Hiii

[@vigour2900]

Why don't you live in it

[@Inf7cted]

can you go say hi for me. also a hug and a selfie with the crock. thanks

[@Explorelife12]

I had a great experience here.

[@med9471]

Is Kalia the biggest croc there at around 23ft or if you have seen Mahishasura do you estimate him to be even larger?

[@snehasishbose1446]

I like this video, please save this giant beast in india

[@seanavp]

A real live Indian river monster....wow.

[@punyatoyabadu2933]

Going to bhitarikanika in snakeboat is like calling death as the water has giant saltwater crocodile

[@PremK_]

But local people do this 😁 nothing happens

[@rudrakshsinghkatal5609]

​@@PremK_my foot. No local steps inside bhitarkanika

[@hemantsharma9301]

I KNOW HIM PERSONALLY......WE USE TO SWIM AND CATCH FISH TOGETHER 😁😁

[@jdang0514]

he's my cousin

[@MCFCLakshya17]

😂🤣

[@harshsingh3528]

This one isn't Mahishasur but there exists a croc named Mahishasur whose sliding marks in wet sand were 46 inches wide across the belly. He may be one of the largest crocs on earth.

[@rishirishiroopnarine5067]

Harsh Singh small

[@pratapbehera3489]

Harsh Singh king

[@rgudduu]

source plz

[@kspirit7571]

Kalia is bigger than mahisasur. And it's believed that there are more bigger crocs

[@LexLuther078]

THAAATS BIG , REALLY BIG !

[@MikeCho]

Incredible living dinosaur

[@ViN1988-m6w]

The Jungle Cruise at DISNEYLAND has always been my favorite!

[@tomascastillo4676]

This crocodiles deserve a national geographic special. I hope a scientific team could measure them to registre their monster size.

[@Gnomelander1400]

It weights 2000 kg

[@tomascastillo4676]

@@Gnomelander1400 pure speculation.

[@samuraininjarockstar9355]

@@tomascastillo4676 crocs in the 6-7m range weigh 2000-2400 pounds,that’s saltwater crocs which these are in Bhitarkanika

[@tomascastillo4676]

@@samuraininjarockstar9355 Yes I have heard about kalia in the sunderbans. A real monster. I hope someone could film and meausure him with precisión using telemetry or a drone. I am sure there should be biggest Crocs that lolong

[@samuraininjarockstar9355]

@@tomascastillo4676 in the last 10 years the reports of 6-7 metre Salties have been on a regular basis , when Steve Irwin was studying them in the early 2000s the largest he came across was 17 feet = 5m, but now the Northern Territory has a fair number of 6m individuals, there is a 7m croc in the Roper river and also a 7m croc in Western Australia , I hope they do film the giant from Bhitarkanika though …..

[@jordangirbaud9682]

That is one of the scariest looking open water i've ever seen. Not to mention the creatures on it.

[@sniperkota]

😮😮 crocodile

[@zeshanmahmood4958]

The Official "National reptile of Republic of India".

[@iimbhp4455]

@Subhajit Dutta i'm Extremely got Surprised when i found these kind of Peoples with that kind of Rare n Amazing Facts...

[@iimbhp4455]

@Pavan Kumar yaar King Cobra ka Khana hi baki tarah ke samp hain Bade Snakes ko Chod ke (Python wagera ko) werna woh toh apni Same Specie king-Cobra tak ko nai Chodta Ladayi main jo jeetta hai woh dosre ko mar deta hai aur kha leta hai...

[@Golugelu]

Crocodile name- kaalia (bhitarkanika)world famous top 2nd his length 23ft weight 2ton

[@skg901]

May be 1.5 ton at max...

[@andrearota5417]

Thank you, i found an image of his skull on Facebook...really impressive !

[@andrewguerra9343]

2:08 saltwater crocodile getting in the water.

[@SaiTV]

Thanks and good job sir

[@alcovers7764]

Crocodiles always seem like they smiling lmao

[@juliuspamplina3770]

U mean killer smile

[@vk3567]

And they cry after eating you

[@oskars1419]

give him meat he must grow more :D

[@alphabogeyman7462]

Imagine swimming there.

[@damien1269]

@@klint179 😂😂

[@damien1269]

Instead of imagining you can take a casual swim

[@tealover7058]

I don’t want to imagine myself getting torn into bits so I’ll try not to imagine it

[@kakarot4023]

Imagine watching someone swimming there

[@RahulDev-yg1xj]

The only one who can dare to swim is a Royal Bengal Tiger

[@balaramrao1644]

In Krishna river one video shown in news channel it's huge croc. Type Krishna river crocodile and see..

[@markrumfola9833]

Big Croc there.

[@tigerinanina7637Südwest]

He enjoys his life 🌴🐊🦖🦖

[@arogers2741]

Why not put measuring post or markers on known banks where the crocs hang around to have a good estimate of their size?

[@neelgovender5932]

Cute! If only one could pet it..to make it understand that we could be swim buddies... .

[@linkandwiti6969]

I belong to this place nd 15 days back when flood took place in odisha a croc took away a lady

[@henryfung6789]

Wow scary. How dangerous is it over there with crocs

[@arachnidking1181]

Is it dangerous over there with the crocs ?

[@jirachi-wishmaker9242]

🤤😱

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

That's must be a pervert Croc 😂

[@bhabanishankarbehera6908]

@@jaisanatanrashtra7035 man eater

[@Roonlovesfish3874]

Scary how such a behemoth completely disappeared without any splashing

[@spencerglover1]

There is a humongous croc in Bhitarkanika 24 feet long and well over 1 tonne in weight, also several 18-20 footers living within the area .

[@andrewguerra9343]

cultspaghetti Trashmovie or in a nutshell, a saltwater crocodile.

[@akashbhadouria6727]

@@andrewguerra9343 No they aren't salt water 🐊.

[@suraj250684]

@@akashbhadouria6727 The species is called Saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus). The bhitarkanika does not have the mugger crocodile ( who have smaller lesser average sizes ).

[@gauravsharma-gc4cp]

@@suraj250684 Bhitarkanika water is salty

[@suraj250684]

@@gauravsharma-gc4cp Bhitarkannika are brackish mangrove forests. Thats what I had mentioned in my comment the crocodike found here is the saltwater crocodile.

[@snehanjalijena6830]

Beautiful

[@prakhardixit7]

What a beautiful creation of almighty

[@wayneo1269]

This is a huge Croc WOW

[@yank3656]

thanks for sharing MY INDIA

[@kaiz3nberg]

I simply don’t understand how India has such majestic fauna. Lions, Tigers, Snow Leopards, Elephants, Peacocks, King Cobras, Saltwater Crocs. You name it, they got it. Just amazing for a country so densely populated. Man I gotta plan a trip there 😂

[@Splinta13]

lol please stay away from us yankee kkkracker....

[@AsifAli-od1cf]

​@@Splinta13"us" speak for yourself.

[@AsifAli-od1cf]

Always welcome here. North East is Underrated & hidden gem. Make sure to visit there.

[@Splinta13]

@@AsifAli-od1cf lol i speak for odisha fuk you and the shitty north east. make sure you bend over and give your yankee master a proper north east welcome ...hidden gem..bahahahahahhahahahaha

[@jayannpacilan7504]

I don't think a tiger is stupid enough to wrestle this beast! Cause I see tigers kills a medium sized croc but no this one! 🤔

[@andrewguerra9343]

jay ann pacilan no way! That’s a saltwater crocodile it’s essentially a modern day T-Rex!

[@territorycrocboss6404]

@@andrewguerra9343 yeah

[@aratrikghosh2717]

Well tiger can easily kill a mugger but salt water crocodiles are the largest species of crocodilians in the world it averages about 19-20 feet for a male so it's very big so it will have a higher chance of winning against a tiger mainly in the water it's very hard to defeat a giant like this

[@Dennis28448]

jay ann pacilan jaguar can wrestle this beast

[@Ra-Unhsiv]

@@Dennis28448 in your dreams

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

May he become 40 feet one day ❤️👍

[@pablogomesoliveira2677]

40 feet is really difficult.....but not impossible, anything above that is probably impossible tho :/

[@xaxisguy4274]

@@pablogomesoliveira2677 40 foot is impossible. That is far longer than any of the extinct Crocodylus or even extinct crocodilyformes.

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

@@xaxisguy4274 I don't think so in Brazil coal mines they found a 33 foot Anaconda 🙄 And Extinct species like Dinosuchus Purrasurus Sarchosuchus easily reached lenghts of 50 feets

[@xaxisguy4274]

@@jaisanatanrashtra7035 33 feet is not officially verified and there's no specimen preserved. Also 50 feet is an old, outdated estimate. Deinosuchus reached only 9~11 meters according to newer estimates and Purussaurus was close to 10 to possibly 11 meters.

[@maharanapratapakbarkabaap1425]

Is it saltwater or mugger

[@RandolphTheWhite1]

1:45 - I thought you had actually paused the video as you were zooming in, and were going to do like a Friend's sitcom outro, but then I realized the video wasn't paused and that crocs can just sit motionless for months at a time

[@hemantsharma9301]

I know this crocodile personally . His name is TILLU

[@iimbhp4455]

per ye Kalia nai hai jo Caption main likha tha usse toh kab ka mar dia gaya...

[@hemantsharma9301]

@@iimbhp4455 Kyu mar diya ??

[@alphabogeyman7462]

Can you give him a kiss for me when you see him?! 😋

[@hemantsharma9301]

@@alphabogeyman7462 anything for you sir 😊😊👍

[@alphabogeyman7462]

@@hemantsharma9301 🍻

[@greenbox5714]

That's a great video. Can i use some footage in my track's video clip, that i made for Mangroves.

[@avikbiswas9626]

I think this is a crocodile

[@aratrikghosh2717]

Is this Croc over 17 feet?? and also it has been reported in bhitarkanika the largest living Croc has been seen which 23.5 feet tall bigger than lolong who was 21 feet

[@ปัญญา-พ6ส]

Salt water crockcodile

[@apocalimp2401]

bout 16 foot?

[@ingurlund9657]

@Pavan Kumar That's funny since it wasn't measured.

[@PatelBhavika2227]

That big last crocodile was Kalia who is recorded in Guinness book of world records as largest crocodile in the world

[@Taha-db5jk]

😂😂😂

[@aditya-to3qv]

Beautiful India my country :-)

[@WGTNmarineLife]

aditya 007 I traveled India in 2016. What an amazing beautiful outrageous country.

[@OneLordeAnimeClips]

Pacem Terris stfu you blind ass Trump bandwagon. You're a disgrace to this world

[@nickthedbzaddict3442]

India's getting consumed by floating garbage how are they gonna maintain the oxygen with billions of people breathing.

[@jasonmorth1173]

OneLorde libtards like you are a disease to human progression and evolution!

[@OneLordeAnimeClips]

Jason Morth Go educate yourself you worthless git

[@lonelywolf3209]

What a beauty that was 👌

[@sayantanbhadra3737]

Kalia " World largest croc" mentioned in Gunies Book

[@soumyenduffyt9293]

Thik katha

[@gauravbhaunt8915]

Yup hes a 23 feet long magar

[@shyampatel999]

Nope.. largest was krys from Australia And kalia is 2nd largest

[@davindersinghchauhan9090]

@@shyampatel999 what is the name of crocodile live in Australia

[@shyampatel999]

@@davindersinghchauhan9090 krys

[@hariharanthamilwanam686]

wow super

[@snehanjalijena6830]

Nice

[@TheBerylknight]

Scary. Not sure I would feel safe in a boat with that thing swimming around.

[@tukaidas1272]

Holy shit thats a nemesis of bengal tigers

[@saradaprasadbeura4749]

I live in near the bhitarkanika

[@hamdanjantan399]

1:47, only parts of the monster croc body could been seen in this video. Legend has it that, it was so massive, that the remaining body plus its legs streched until the Pakistan border.

[@jaisanatanrashtra7035]

What a joke 😂

[@hamdanjantan399]

@@jaisanatanrashtra7035 😂😂😉

[@No565nwbw]

Saltwater croc

[@LowerMiddleClassUselessEater]

he's enormous!

[@kylej.4158]

Nice!!

[@fahadmalik5794]

These are monster Crocs they have the power to kill a tiger easily tiger is no match for saltwater Crocs it is very difficult I don't know how tigers manage to survive in the surdanabns

[@priyeshshrivastava7483]

On land ..it's different story

[@fahadmalik5794]

@@priyeshshrivastava7483 i dont think so i have not heard any thing a tiger killed satwater crocodile on land these are not regular mugger croc these are Big saltwater crocs tiger in will b dead fact

[@theworldbegoinup3289]

I think in water saltwater crocodiles forsure will destroy a tiger but on land I think tiger would win but if I had to put my money im putting my money on the salt water crocodile there just a killing machine very dangerous and powerful animals

[@alphabogeyman7462]

The only a animal that can kill a saltwater crocodile is a bigger saltwater crocodile.

[@chipschannel9494]

“Death rolls” !

[@crockydiles1780]

Hey thats my brother ON TV

[@robertnorman4306]

A big boy😮

[@subhamjena588]

It was world biggest crocodile 🐊 his name was Kalia and there also a rare white crocodile 🐊

[@anthonysopran4342]

HUGE

[@friedrichkass1644]

That is well over 5 or even 6 meter!

[@sirlordhenrymortimer6620]

Friedrich Kass not true.

[@honkeykong9563]

SIR Lord Henry mortimer What’s your estimate? Just eyeballing him I would guesstimate 5 meters.

[@honkeykong9563]

SIR Lord Henry mortimer You may be correct. Seems massive particularly when you look at the tail.

[@robertobetometal]

The end it's not very rare for a big male to reach 6m. It's the max normal size for a big 50-60 years old boy. Max size acepted for the saltwater croc is around 7 m, that would be the inusual size. But seems to be several males over 6m out there. If I'm not wrong, average size for a male adult saltwater croc is arround 5 metres. 6m is a extremely rare size for the Nile croc, with Gustave as example.

[@watchingyoutube5081]

SIR Lord Henry mortimer You don’t know squat. Lolong was NEVER the largest croc ever found. He was barely 20 feet ( 20 feet and 3 inches ) . Check your facts before you run your mouth.

[@leobuscaglia5576]

On land the Bengal tiger can kill a saltwater crocodile because of it's superior reflexes and power. However, in water there really is no challanger to the saltwater crocodile.

[@chipschannel9494]

I would worry about the croc going into “death rolls” , being crushed by 1500 lb. could be, unfavorable

[@leobuscaglia5576]

@@chipschannel9494 A tiger is agile enough to get away from a croc death roll on land. Crocs are slower on land and definitely much slower than a tiger. On land, the tiger is the clear winner.

[@chipschannel9494]

Leo Buscaglia death rolls enough to make his way back into the water

[@MrBlessed70]

Hippo!

[@puneethv3034]

Tiger cannot stand a chance agenst a fully grown saltie on land or water or air or space or on Mars or on venus

[@debasish2332]

Cros is huge

[@sskshats6453]

Wow wow wow wow

[@MrStephen777]

Fantistik Creatures.

[@ninblues3]

Imagine if we hail out the police car siren off the crocs.

[@navyguy3341]

Wow i thought they eat all the croc in india?

[@nitinitsme]

These are dinosaura

[@youtubecreator950]

Actually Papua New Guinea holds the world record for croc. Lolong officially captured and measured, but i know there's bigger''''

[@保守化する日本]

1:40 〜　like gustave

[@hajindersingh2322]

Kalia

[@TheBaywork]

Massive crocodile.

[@laurabora9750]

What species of crocodile?

[@caio3460]

Saltwater

[@maskoyansusurti7907]

Can you film croc eat human

[@andrewguerra9343]

Maskoyan Susurti that would probably get an age restricted mark

[@shalizamohammed3456]

I think I.d stay in the Caribbean

[@blonder1143]

Where there are crocs as well but not this big

[@angelpinky4854]

My place

[@debayanpanigrahi6955]

Which area

[@Arkus123]

@@debayanpanigrahi6955 nice try lol

[@doctorjonse5179]

Only Royal Bengal tiger (Sundarban version only) can beat this animal in the water, Siberian tiger can't

[@Predation_records]

Saltwater crocodiles are know to kill tigers

[@doctorjonse5179]

@@Predation_records RBT survives in saltwater @wb, orissa and they mostly win against saltwater-crocs

[@Rohit-Jat]

@@doctorjonse5179 Tiger only kills Sub-adult mugger crocodiles not saltwater crocodiles. Mugger crocodiles are much smaller and far less aggressive than saltwater crocodiles. In India tigers don't dare to mess with elephants, rhinos and saltwater crocodiles. In 2011 a saltwater crocodile killed and ate an adult bengal tiger (search on google )

[@Predation_records]

The most dominant apex predator in india by far.

[@Rohit-Jat]

In India tigers don't dare to mess with elephants, rhinos and saltwater crocodiles

[@manojprusty7306]

My state

[@sambhunathsenapati3439]

This crocodile name is kalia

[@carlosmanuelmontielcastill1894]

Estos Cocodrilos de la India son mucho mas Grandes y longitud y cuerpo que los Cocodrilos del Nilo que son grandes normales, no Gigantes como estos que hay en el Rio de la India y Rio Orinoco.

[@cigarettesoutthewindow9458]

Los cocodrilos del Nilo alcanzan casi la misma longitud que los de agua salada. Y los de Sudamérica y el Caribe son cocodrilos más pequeños.

[@carlosmanuelmontielcastill1894]

@@cigarettesoutthewindow9458 No en la India se han visto Cocodrilos Gigantes, y en el Rio Orinoco hay pequeños Cocodrilos y tambien los hay de talla grande, te digo se hay Registrados Cocodrilos de 530m de longitud y 6m en Orino y mas gruezo en cuerpo que los del Nilo, eso que vos me decis dicen los Libros y los Documentales; pero no es ciencia cierta ; porque los Cocodrilos del Nilo la mayoria son mas pequeños de lo que se describen, los ejemplares de 6m es escaso y raro, generalmente vez de 4 a 5 m de longitud, muchas veces esos documentales que muestran te enseñan algo basico y los libros de animales vienen cob errores de conceptos y Estadisticas no hay que creer por eso.lo que vemos hablo solo en base al tamaño no ls Especie, familia sus nomvres cientificos eso si te enselan bien, pero el Error biene de las dimensiones, ellos dicen eso porque toman la muestra de algunos Cocodrilos y ven se basan en uno o dos ejemplares grandes que alomejor solo llega a 5.60m de largo, yo se que Gustave si alcanzaba los 6m y habia otro Cocodrilo que media 6,5 m pero eran pocos los que miden asi la mayoria no alcanza ese tamaño es un Error Biologico y Exologico por parte de muchos Biologos y Documentales; sabes donde estan los Cocodrilos mas grandes en Filipinas, alli se ven ejemplares de 6 y 7m y muchos no uno o dos, segun los relatos de sus poblaciones.

[@tomascastillo4676]

En América también hay cocodrilos gigantes. El cocodrilo de río o Americano vive desde México hasta Perú y llega a alcanzar +6 metros. En Chiapas y Costa Rica hay monstruos de 6 metros. Y el del Orinoco también es enorme, sólo que ya están casi extintos gracias a la estupidez humana.

[@carlosmanuelmontielcastill1894]

@@tomascastillo4676 Que Pena son tan Prehistoricos, Bellos y Gigantes que Burros son los que aborrecen la Fauna y Flora.

[@KibanKS_ibnuhibban]

Like

[@Gnomelander1400]

This thing way a little below half the weight of the largest crocodilians species. Let that sink in.

[@bobbyb.6644]

Need a frame of reference to gauge size ?

[@anirudhadeshpande7244]

Such a gaint croc first time I have seen

[@Taha-db5jk]

Go and search about brutus and dominator , both are enormous sized salties from Australia

[@michaelwaugh1187]

Who the fuck put that sign up .🤣

[@never2bknown904]

Herman lives in Malaysia, 8 meter salty, whomp and your gone!

[@arachnidking1181]

Show us a vid.

[@nguyenthanhofficiall.a6294]

Ở Ấn Độ nguy hiểm thật

[@tylerb8032]

None of them bigger than Lolong !!

[@shreyashverma3887]

Actually kalia is bigger than lollong

[@tylerb8032]

@@shreyashverma3887 well he needs to.be measured like Lolong n thus proven. Till then Lolong is the biggest

[@shreyashverma3887]

@@tylerb8032 prepare your pokeballs we are going this weekend.

[@tylerb8032]

@@shreyashverma3887 Get your measuring tape along Son !

[@Mohak_16]

@@shreyashverma3887 Idk he is max 17ft. Lolong is around 21ft. Huge difference.