SALTWATER CROCODILE ─ Even Humans, Sharks and Tigers are Afraid of this Monster

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[@thriddoctor]

Where did you get the reference of the saltwater crocodile killing the great white shark? I'm sure they do this but i'd love to know the exact reference for a book i'm writing.

[@rashadwarren9806]

Wow

[@alanmctavish4802]

@thriddocter i never thought for years a saltwater croc could kill a great white shark. And still dont. And i dont believe crocs are kings of the oceans and seas and never have. Theres so many sea creatures living in the seas and oceans we havent even seen half of them yet. And never will its another world but for a start i saw a rino throw a 12 foot long croc all about the place for at least 5 minutes, i dont know what the croc did for the rino to do that. But it gave it some pounding, it just kept going under it with those big teeth and mouth and threw it at least 8 feet into the air, the croc had never been batterd like that before. The rino could have killed it if it bit it in half with those huge teeth, but i had never saw a rino throw a croc about like that before never! I thought rinos would tend to avoid crocs and visa versa. But they lie in the same waters and mud baths when theres a dry up for water and dont bother each other. I know crocs arent scared from them. I laugh at the way a lion goes right up to the water edge and quickley dips its paw in and out the water to see if theres crocs just 3 or 4 feet under the water. Its amazing when another big looking raindeer goes up to the water for one drink then a croc just jumps out the water and pulls it in with no chance of escape. Its just that speed and strength and timing in how it does it. Some get away and i think how did that manage that, that was well cought and going under then 5 seconds later the croc loses its grip and its lost it, scampering up the hill or rocks to safety. They must have that extra bit of strength to find when they know there about to die. As crocs cant go up steep rocks the way they can i have even seen a croc get about 8ft high up on a steep rock but then just falling into the water as there to heavy and big to go up those rocks and the raindeer just ran up it no bother but with a cut leg.

[@stephenchambers7972]

Do green iguanas next please

[@IronKong-1_2-sb3df]

The Saltwater Crocodile: The True King and Emperor of the Water.

[@IronKong-1_2-sb3df]

I love the saltwater crocodile. He is the true king of the waters, but I don’t like seeing them in a threatening light because, at the end of the day, they’re just so innocent.

[@kynshii]

The force to literally shake it's prey to pieces is proof of it's unearthly power 🐊

[@jf8341]

Dekuji za shlédnutí krasneho dokumentu o mořském krokodýlovi. Je to skutečné monstrum. Netušil jsem že skutečně existují ? Když jsem byl na Floridě, všude byly tabule na pláži upozorneni, zákaz koupání. Pozor Aligátoři.

[@Robylazarus]

A well done documentary. Thank you for sharing this.

[@BEASTERS]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@BEASTERS]

Someone is Herpetophobic!! 😄

[@joshuatrotter25]

All except the casualty report in the mangrove swamps is way off lol

[@maxvt7258]

Not like Deinosuchus or Sarcosuchus, but still living nightmares.

[@indyreno2933]

The Saltwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus porosus) is a large crocodile native to Oceania, Southeast Asia, and the Eastern half of the Indian subcontinent, it is known for being the largest extant crocodile, largest extant crocodilian, and the largest extant reptile in the world, its closest living relative is the Freshwater Crocodile (Thalassosuchus johnstoni), both species are the only two living crocodile species belonging to the genus Thalassosuchus.

[@pango-y8j]

I heard the Orinoco croc gets longer, not sure if that's correct

[@Xoebe]

I love how the narrator eventually succumbed to emotion and excitement there at the end. These are truly magnificent and terrible creatures. How could anyone remain cool and professional?

[@rikardotsamsiyu]

“Even humans are afraid of crocodiles.” As if most people aren’t fucking terrified of these prehistoric monsters! 😂😆

[@maxvt7258]

Humans are scarier.

[@jshaw4757]

​@@maxvt7258OK you go for a swim with me and a swim with a salty n you tell me which is a more scary swim that's if you still have a head too talk with 😂.

[@chrisgoffe5048]

..this was awesome ..lots of great camera work ..beautiful animals

[@BEASTERS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@sandrad.8205]

Thank's for sharing l have learned more in this short video then 2hrs ones....

[@tustari]

The most efficient killer on the planet. No way is a human gonna survive an attack from a big Saltie

[@swcarp]

saw a salty take a young horse from the banks of the Daly river on Litchfield Station NT Australia in 86 .. that fast it was a blur

[@cTrlKiLLr669]

I love crocodiles. Truly fascinating creatures. The more I learn about them, the more keen I get to work with them .

[@BEASTERS]

Very cool

[@carldrogo9492]

🤡

[@Monatio79]

Awesome apex predators. 🐊 If I lived in a mansion, I'd keep the following five animals as pets. A tiger to help me hunt meat, an elephant to get around/carry heavy equipment, a monkey for entertainment, a cat for comfort, and a crocodile to guard my poolside. 😄

[@BEASTERS]

That's a great idea!

[@vuthearithkeary4704]

@@BEASTERS ya good luck! 🤣🤣

[@davidpage2688]

I’d Change the cat for a dog

[@shabagge]

Elephants are naturally not made to Cary anything one ther backs.

[@securez4213]

Horse are the same

[@ghazimajzoub4738]

This is a prehistoric animal and there it should stay

[@lastoutlaw3882]

What do u mean

[@FilipeCzech1986]

But it didnt. Its still here.

[@rayoflight6505]

It has as much right to live in todays world as us humans probably even more right.

[@thierryboucaud9012]

WTF They should all be killed these motgerfuckers crocodiles killing all villagers in Africa!!!!

[@thierryboucaud9012]

​@@rayoflight6505 as long as it doesn't kill your family you speak like that these animals deserve death they are bad, wicked !

[@stephenchambers7972]

my fav reptile in the world and the green iguana is my second fav.

[@tungleeage16skilledingungf27]

* walks up to the Saltwater Crocodile * I’m Batman! Crocodile: * quickly jumps in the water and swims away *

[@Caffeinated_Acrobat]

The guy with the stick 🤣

[@Warfare316]

Batman: “A gruesome end to a gruesome man.” The Sewer King: “I rather enjoyed it. I told you, they’re my pretties. Have a nice swim!”

[@miketalas7998]

I won't cry or lose any sleep if they go extinct. But then again they are very cool to watch in action!!! Look at it this way! Would you want the Raptorsaurous or Terrorchicken still running around??? NOT ME BROTHER NOT MEEEE!!!!

[@victoriapapesh6892]

Like a t-rex... Fearless👀

[@maxvt7258]

Even scarier than a T. Rex i think.

[@countchompula1896]

@@maxvt7258 Deinosuchus 😏

[@Ispeakthetruthify]

@@maxvt7258 No offense to a Salty, but come on now lol. I think an 16-20 foot tall, 6-9 ton, predatory dinosaur, would be FAR scarier than the biggest modern day croc.

[@Tha-WanYang-wd5gj]

1.18 shark was like nah ill go the other way

[@GordonWishart]

Protect them. Don’t go near their habitats

[@Gezim87]

Beautiful animal

[@sandrad.8205]

They are scary beasts.

[@Adominous966]

After what they suffered from humans I don't blame the attacks on people

[@srcob]

Generally Salt water croc avoids Tiger(only Bengal tiger of Sundarban regularly confront Salt croc) but sometimes weak or small or aged tigers become victim of croc.A large full grown tiger is capable enough to confront salty. Particularly sundarban tigers sometimes kill croc(weak , smaller one).Generally both the animals try to avoid each other.

[@Polosatiy_Varan]

A large saltwater crocodile can kill a tiger on land and in water. Tigers are afraid to approach the water where crocodiles may be.

[@ShoaibAli-tz9lm]

U are right sumit bro, ignore croc bois they talk shit about tigers, lions when we try to compare with crocs.

[@venom_dave]

Tigers will get fucked up lmao

[@ShoaibAli-tz9lm]

@@venom_dave yeah only in your dreams😴

[@SharktopusUltima6064]

No, tigers avoid salties. They already have enough problems with mugger crocodiles

[@MarioLamRedRebel]

I love and respect them 👍👍

[@joeyho5134]

Very cute croc babies.. 😊

[@BEASTERS]

Yes they are!

[@wheatberry]

Awesome, magnificent creatures that command our respect. Here since the days of dinosaurs, they'll very likely outlast humans. A perfect design !

[@SharktopusUltima6064]

By far the strongest predator with legs 👍

[@colesweat1]

Best Saltie video I ever saw !!

[@rauldiaz2518]

Very interesting video and information. Thanks.

[@BEASTERS]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@FT-ql7lc]

Came for the topic, stay because of the narrator

[@maxvt7258]

This is my second favorite still-living animal after the Komodo Dragon!!! The Saltwater-Crocodile is sooo COOL

[@BEASTERS]

let's not get too close to it though! 😄

[@maxvt7258]

​@@BEASTERS Don't Worry, i'm careful

[@maxvt7258]

As much as i love and admire those crocodiles, i DON'T want to get drowned, killed and eaten by one.

[@muhammadayubmashrabov7177]

really good video with a Better interpretation!!

[@BEASTERS]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@isaiahbarnwell-symes6369]

I loved the start

[@xdrazormon454]

This is the king of the water

[@garrywatters1140]

There's nothing like the adrenaline rush when you are fishing in a 4.5 metre tinny and a 5 metre croc pulls alongside.

[@randyjax09]

“Most aggressive and most dangerous crocodile.” Music to my ears after how many arguments I’ve had with people claiming that Nile crocs are the most aggressive/dangerous.

[@Caffeinated_Acrobat]

Nope. Niles are aggressive though and also see humans as a food source.

[@kak8895]

The Nile crocodilan has a recorded bite force of 5000psi. Size doesn't equate bite force. Jaw structure or snout dictates it for a crocodilan. The Nile crocodile has a bigger jaw structure than a Saltie.

[@BrianSmith-gp9xr]

Terrified of them. So glad they are not where I live.. Ridiculously large.

[@timwayne8439]

Tigers are not afraid of crocodiles they have a healthy respect for them just like crocodiles have a healthy respect for tigers which are known to kill and eat them.

[@sankisets2368]

bro this is from west media,,they always degrades tigers,bcoz they are lion fans

[@timwayne8439]

@@refleks8302 Facts have nothing to do with being a fan of anything but the truth fool.!!!

[@timwayne8439]

Tigers kill and eat crocodiles quite often thats a fact.

[@myasmith7922]

Let me say this there are no tigers in Australia so to say a tiger is afraid of croc is crazy

[@timwayne8439]

@@myasmith7922 your right there are no tigers in Australia which you have inadvertently proved my point because if they have no predators they know their top predators. Not so when crocodiles and the big cats meet because there is another Apex predator in the Neighborhood you have to be wary of. Australian saltwater crocodiles are really the punk bitches of the crocodiles! Nile crocodiles are the most badass because they have to deal with the biggest land mammals on earth! Now the salt water crocodiles they say are the largest but imagine an Australian salt water crocodile having to share its water hole with a bunch of pissed of cranky Hippopotamuses ! The hippos would kill them period...!

[@Puzzoozoo]

The amazing thing is its ancestors looked almost like it in the time of the dinosaurs.

[@OneTruePharaoh]

As majestic as they are, they can still be prey for the Orca

[@duane9830]

I love cross. They are amazing.

[@ComboMuster]

It must be one of the ultimate predators if not THE ultimate predator as it has not evolved or mutated in over 200 millions of years and yet survives and thrives. What baffles me is the tactic of hunting humans: they just sit there with the big mouth and scary teeth wide open and wait for some idiot to insert their hands into it. Nature is amazing.

[@sophiegolden]

Crocodile is my favorite animal, why? I don't know... But I m not going to put my hands 😂

[@josemedinasgamefowlpage5988]

The salt water croc is my favorite animal well besides killer whales!

[@BEASTERS]

u mean this guy? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYipXnmOrtGAnJI

[@josemedinasgamefowlpage5988]

@@BEASTERS oh I seen that one like 10 times already about to see it one more

[@BLUEZz73]

Another top video i dig a god Croc video im also digin this channel. 👍🇭🇲👍

[@williambarr3551]

Saltwater crocodiles sound like a great guard pet, replacing dogs. There is nothing I would have to do once the intruder entered, unlike a guard dog. One stop protection and disposal.

[@ricardoburton7711]

Feel bad for the people who live near these man killers, that's gotta be one of the worst ways to leave life!!

[@montana1636]

The Orca has the hardest bite(9,000psi) in that size range over twice as hard as the nile croc (4,000psi) and 3x harder than the Saltwater Croc (3,000psi)

[@doomboi789]

Actually, the Nile crocodile and the Saltwater crocodile have the same estimated biteforce. The only reason some may believe that Nile crocodiles have a bigger bite is due to a study that used the maximum size for a Nile crocodile but not the maximum size of a Saltie. If anything, the Saltie has a higher biteforce due to being far larger than the Nile Crocodile.

[@sach33]

The bite force of the Nile crocodile was measured at 5000 psi on a specimen approximately 5.5 m long. That of the saltwater crocodile was measured at 3700 psi on a 4.6 m specimen (not the largest of the saltwater crocs) and the bite force of a maximum size saltwater crocodile (7 m and 1-1.5 tonnes ) is calculated from 6200 to 7700 psi.

[@maxvt7258]

Make a video about the Hippotamus please!

[@orcinuso]

I can’t wait until we see it’s encounter with Orcinus orca the supreme predator

[@raulricoromo2732]

That’s not even a contest. Orcas Can kill a saltie maybe in less than 3-5 minutes

[@Predation_records]

@@raulricoromo2732 not in shallow water lmao

[@Predation_records]

Orca becomes croc food in a shallow river Lmao

[@camdenmastalski8887]

@@Predation_recordsnot true also not true regardless of shallow water as long as their is water that is enough for an orca to move around it bodies any crocodile effortlessly

[@andrewyearwood5087]

I’ve never seen a crocodile in person but I think there amazing. I would like a pet crocodile.

[@johnmcclain7072]

Awesome animal 😎

[@williewilliams8707]

DUDE!!!!!! Thanks for the vid very interesting and very educational 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏but the music is kind of annoying....

[@r.blacky341]

On KZbin is a Video where a man rescue a small Krokodil and help him to grow up to 5-6 Meters!! There can go swimm with him and pet him every day there have a real friendship with his very big Krokodil!! No every one of them is a human Killer!! Sorry for my bad english best wish Reiner from Germany

[@clarkewi]

Scary animal.

[@charissahanks3967]

Bad ass video.

[@fredgriffin8690]

Magnificent!!!

[@robertrice9466]

An amazing and terrifying animal 🐊

[@IronKong-1_2-sb3df]

Shows that we are more dangerous to the crocodiles than they are to us.

[@rodolforodriguez6230]

En el agua, los cocodrilos son mas peligrosos para los humanos, que nosotros para ellos, sin duda

[@craigbrown6437]

I have a few questions for the maker of this video. Here goes if some African hippopotamus were introduced onto Ramree island back then, do you think that the Saltwater crocodiles on the his island would immediately attack the hippos or would they be hesitant to attack? Nile crocodiles are afraid of Hippos, therefore do you think that the Saltwater crocodiles on Ramree island would also be afraid to attack and eat a fully grown African hippopotamus?I await your reply.

[@BEASTERS]

first of it'll be intresting to see, though I doubt hippos can be introduced to Ramree island. and though squirmishes are bound to happen b/w the species, I think hippos and crocs will keep each others numbers in check.

[@maxvt7258]

Hippo's are too dangerous i think, even for an adult Saltwater-Crocodile. Hippo's do often kill Nilecrocodiles by tearing them apart with their jaws so....

[@onebashman2808]

Hippo wouldn't survive. If many Saltwater water crocodile in one area. Were hippo you want put on. They instantly attack. 2 or 3 salty. Will kill an hippo easily.

[@franziskani]

Hippos cannot live in saltwater, so they would seize the fresh water. And no doubt go after young salties it they dare swim near them. Hippos are ALSO very dangerous for humans (in Africa more people are killed by them than by lions), but maybe not as easy to catch and they cannot retreat to marshes and bracky water, that is of less value to humans (and farming). They are crazy territorial and occupy the streams (or lakes) in Africa. Now, grown lions or grown elephants (who protect their young) normally have nothing to fear from hippos, but else all bets are off. And then there are unintended consequences from introducing a foreign species. How are the cane toads doing ? The rabbits ? I think the camels are not such a problem (they are in the dry inner part of Australia, and do not procreate like crazy. Not sure how it is going with (water) buffalos. Which were also introduced by the settlers. Are they damaging the eco systems of Australia ?

[@kak8895]

​​​@@onebashman2808 Hippos put Nile crocs in their place which are slightly smaller than a Saltie. They'd do some serious damage to a Saltie even on their own territory. Hippos remain the fearless to every crocodilan. All hail the River Horse.

[@EnforcementDronEd209]

Scary...🐊

[@Rodwalt11]

Crocodiles do what they do best, we're talking about an animal that's been around since the dinosaur Era and it's ancestors hunted these titans! People just need to keep their distance and not fool around because to them, we are food!! There is no negotiations, They eat, sleep, breed, repeat!!

[@NadiaNadeau]

The cat: "hold my beer and learn"

[@josephtanner4594]

Aren't you forgetting that The Saltwater Crocodile 🐊can Amubush there Prey near the water edge?

[@arthurdirindinjr1792]

Saltwater crocodiles are best admired while polishing them prior to putting them on your feet.

[@tiajones7036]

PEOPLE STILL GO ON THOSE FLORIDA SWAMP RIDES + LOUISIANA TOO . . . .👁👁🤔😳

[@devilboy4389]

And here i think i got chance against them😂

[@AngloSaxon-yx8tk]

Man o man that's quite a story about the British pulling a fast one on the Japanese during the battle of Ramrey Island by using it's salt water crocodile infested mangrove swamps against the enemy.

[@Pa.PatriotProspecting]

Hahaha i don't want to run into one!

[@50tigres79]

6:09 poor croc, it must suck to have short legs.

[@jamesabraham9469]

Thought salties have the strongest bite force of any animal?

[@venom_dave]

They do behind orcas

[@jamesabraham9469]

@@venom_dave orca around 19,000 psi salties around 3,700 psi but an orca bite has never been measured and verified

[@venom_dave]

@@jamesabraham9469 yea I’m saying they have the strongest bite behind orcas, right after them

[@jamesabraham9469]

@Nihil reportedly around that I didn’t say it was. That’s a scientific estimation it’s never been measured

[@kak8895]

​@@jamesabraham9469 The Nile crocodile has a recorded bite force of 5000psi. That's 2000psi more than a Saltie.

[@matangat3024]

I doubt that a Salty killed a mature great white shark . I don't claim that it weaker , but Great white are known to be very bulky even it's compared to tiger shark with the same length . It will be not easy to grab the shark . On the other hand the shark is more agile in the open sea and most likely flee away easily . I believe that mature male salty can overcome a mature tiger shark on head to head fight . The croc can cause the shark severe damage that it won't survive afterwards .

[@adambb22]

One thing a saltwater crocodile wouldn’t stand a chance against is….. an Orca, that would be a complete mismatch nothing on this planet is beating an Orca

[@BEASTERS]

Check out kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYipXnmOrtGAnJI then! :)

[@Texasmade74]

That's a stupid thing to say the two animals don't live near each other

[@countchompula1896]

In modern times yes… but in prehistoric times there’s plenty of things that would rip an orca to shreds.

[@rdf098311]

Sperm whale…at least according to a video I saw earlier

[@BEASTERS]

You mean this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp6napWjg5V_bbM 😁

[@ronalddesell2541]

I guess those crocodiles were in the mood for a little Japanese

[@patricklee6066]

Is that Geoff goldblum narrating??

[@thefreshprinceofnohair9703]

I m glad someone is admitting humans are dangerous predators !

[@Ispeakthetruthify]

Why would someone have to admit that? Humans are the most dangerous animal/predator the world has EVER seen.

[@timwayne8439]

Crocodiles are afraid the indian buffalo known as the GUAR. CROCODILES REGULARLY RUN AWAY FROM THEM.

[@BEASTERS]

you mean this guy? kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXXRoZKXpah0nqc

[@yulesh5726]

Imagine if these chompy boys could climb trees or fly.

[@shelbyrice1014]

They can climb trees

[@jeromeosills6522]

The only creature that can kill a salty is the komodo dragon.

[@fergalbrady3089]

Komodo dragons are also ancient and have a 90% kill rate a lot higher than crocs or sharks for that matter. To put it in perspective if Komodos existed in Europe all livestock like sheep cattle goat would be wiped out

[@ghazimajzoub4738]

This is a prehistoric animal thus there it should stay

[@Mikegivesnofucks]

No it shouldn't

[@vkeuphoria295]

Salties and tigers wont clash frequently. They have mutual respect against one another. A tiger can survive croc attack even in water due to its reflexes and croc can survive tiger on land due to its thick skin. So tigers in menu to a croc is 1/100 case.

[@Панариций-у2х]

Croc skin is pretty thin - only 2 millimeters

[@deonshabani6373]

The deadly saltwater crocodile can weigh over 2600 lbs 20ft 3700 psi biteforce 19 kmph on land 30 kmph in water. The Saltwater Crocodile is a killer beast that puts feae in tigers kangaroos sharks pythons dingoes and even humans

[@tossawatcheng]

Myanmar Thailand and combodia also have this

[@janarthananvasudev311]

Where did tiger met saltwater crocodiles?

[@billsmiley233]

A bit of a click bait description, sharks eat crocs daily in Australia

[@randybuchert3283]

The average size crocodile could kill most animals in the water especially if the water is deep but most of those crocodiles average size on land isn’t going to kill a tiger Or a lion

[@venom_dave]

Right

[@BrianaGarrett-m2u]

what was the music

[@josephtanner4594]

I Am Surprised That The Saltwater Crocodile 🐊Does Not Go After The Introduced Water Buffalo 🐃In Austraila?

[@martynohara8101]

Hi Joseph Tanner - It absolutely does

[@6226superhurricane]

while true saltwater crocodiles mostly hunt from water, they do also hunt on land they've walked into campsites and dragged people from their tents. and they are also known to bask in the bushes above the riverbank by day anything that gets between the croc and the water is fair game for the croc to slide down grab and take into the water.

[@richard4135]

Love to read about successful predators. It seems to me out aim is to eradicate predator population regardless of published information.

[@duane9830]

Deinosuchus!

[@contingency9]

It's meat is not flavoursome wrong again!

[@jeffersontorres3609]

it only means that humans are not afraid of crocs and much dangerous.

[@Mikegivesnofucks]

Put a human in a croc's territory without his precious weapons and you'll see the definition of fear. Humans are nothing compared to these animals

[@jeffersontorres3609]

i said that humans are more capable of killing than animals. think before you comment

[@shelbyrice1014]

​​@@jeffersontorres3609what you said is we arent afraid of crocs which is bologna

[@contingency9]

They are a protected species in Australia

[@hulk-smash-deez-hose.7951]

They should’ve been called savages.

[@ghazimajzoub4738]

Hello