The Dark Side of Crocs FULL SPECIAL | PBS America

[@jaredschmidt8013]

I didn’t even know crocs had a light side

[@jannepetersen4660]

They are divine creatures created by God, and they act as they are created, just like you and me and the rest of the world....

[@punkinhaidmartin]

They're pitiless eating machines. All thier compassion is for their young, for a short time. After a while, that evaporates too and their young disburse or get eaten by their mothers.

[@stephen9841]

@@jannepetersen4660 which God are you referring to?

[@phillipbruce6280]

What I was thinking

[@preston74]

@@stephen9841 the old gods of course

[@djangoohara1907]

If crocs have been around for 200 million years & can go without food for months & even years, then they've gotta be declared the number one Top Survivor on planet Earth.......

[@BullDogBreed75]

Many jellyfish, insects, crustaceans and fish would put that 200m years to shame tbh. Horseshoe crabs for example have been around a loooooong time. As large animals go however, yeah they are up there.

[@LuisDiaz-wy7ip]

@@BullDogBreed75yeah but crocs do so while being on top of the food chain and living up to a century. Big crocs only die of overgrowth rather than old age.

[@krislochlan5366]

Its more complicated that that, modern crocs only came into existence in the very end of the Cretaceous. Its just that the body plan of "underwater ambush predator" convergently evolved in a related group several times.

[@TheArrowedKnee]

@@krislochlan5366 It's the same with crabs, certain animal "designs" are just inherently well suited to survive, and thus evolution tends to converge that way, even independently and over again.

[@Mokakati-j6i]

I concur 😂🎉 to add on, this is the king of the river 😅

[@bernieshort6311]

I enjoyed every minute of this documentary save when the baby hippo was injured. It is amazing what some animals have to put up with, just for the chance to survive. Thank you.

[@stevenwatson7668]

Probably the best nature video I Ever saw

[@anthonydoyle7370]

I never get upset when watching what happens in nature. It is all part and parcel of the instinct to survive and procreate. It is what it is. But when I saw the tragedy of the lioness with her jaw ripped off , now that hurt.

[@arupian666]

@@anthonydoyle7370 100%... that was tough to see, even though it's nature being nature

[@SpartanThe300th]

Agreed... I felt immensely sorry for her.

[@bazza1024]

Naw the hardest part to watch was lioness wound by far, half its face was off 😭

[@williammorris3303]

Nature happens but I’m not ashamed to admit I got choked up over the lioness who was mortally injured. The thought of the pain and despair she was in just hurts

[@lebronjericho6008]

My thoughts exactly

[@jessehutchings]

A lion that can't bite is a dead lion .. getting bitten by a croc is almost always a death sentence

[@elykspuz6596]

We need a Timestamp to skip that lol. Most animals dying doesn't phase me. Big cats dying hits me hard though.

[@jakeclinton6571]

@@elykspuz6596 31:38 is the dying lioness. Truly horrific damage,, and I believe they said it was hippo inflicted, not croc.

[@elykspuz6596]

@@jakeclinton6571 I haven't watched the whole doc yet. So thanks.

[@williscunningham3109]

Loved how the companion birds of the hippos were flying off and on while they were fighting...one even held its own during the event😂

[@allisonjames2923]

“Sigh. George is at it again. But he’s got snacks that need cleaning up so I’m not budging!”

[@thenoseknows9391]

That was hilarious 🤣😁😆😄👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@chrissherrill6524]

Can you please do a video on the lighter side of crocodiles. I'm very interested in seeing the vibrant, frolicking, fun loving side of crocodiles that the "media" never wants to show us thanks.

[@jarniwoop]

You ain't lived till you've attended a Crocidile Rave.

[@mistertwist]

I know right! This is nothing more than crocaganda

[@averyparticularsetofskills]

Chris Sherrill ....someone I could drink a beer with

[@joet7136]

lol, reading the title I was thinking 'there's another side to crocs?'.

[@nonchalant9486]

😩🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hooch1077]

The dark side of hippos was a great documentary. Thanks PBS

[@fukkitful]

Darth Potamus, the most aggressive Sith Lord ever known.

[@AmirMahine]

Shouldn't this have been more properly titled as " Mostly Hippos" , or a Few Crocks and their Family Members? What is the FULL SPECIAL entitling PBS in regard to...the Komoto Dragons depicted in the first one-fourth of the video?? PBS must be a new name for producers to utilize; it lacks the integrity of a " Real PBS " special of any sort.

[@The_ZeroLine]

Those little birds going up against monitor lizards are true heroes.

[@fukkitful]

They purposely build their nest on the ground next to the Crocs for security. They act like the alarm in a security system. If I'm remembering correctly the Croc will come investigate if it hears them. The negative side for the birds is that the croc may accidentally step on it's eggs.

[@franciscusnuyts627]

Heroes ??? They are just to fast 🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄🙄

[@stuart23969]

​@@fukkitful also after the Croc has had a meal it will sit there with its mouth open and the birds sit in its mouth and peck the meat out of its teeth, that's true teamwork and trust

[@Pilot_LJ]

@@stuart23969 That is another species of bird. Not the same one.

[@Pilot_LJ]

@@stuart23969 Forgot to mention, that species of bird is called Egyptian Plover (Pluvianus Aegyptius) and what you mentioned could be called a symbiosis, but well, it cannot. I’m sure you heard that from someone else or a TV show, when it is NOT true, it is a theory and it was never confirmed and it was never documented. They eat insects not rests of crocodiles prey. And if you look at Google you will find images of it on a crocodile mouth, unfortunately those are ALL photoshopped, sadly you fell on a Fake News.

[@kleveland4801]

I really loved listening to David Bowie talk about the darker side of hippos for an hour, thanks PBS

[@taand4725]

David Bowie? Because every British guy sounds like David Bowie?

[@YoutubeAccount-u9z]

@@taand4725yes.

[@barbarastepien-foad4519]

Ohh Dear God how hard life is in the wild....... How resourceful and wondrous are all these creatures. GOD BLESS THEM ALL❤

[@jasonslowiak7546]

This is the best combination hippo and croc documentary! I love how they show even lions who can't stand up to a hippo! Again though the relative calm between a hippo and a crock is pretty interesting basically tolerating each other and regard each other with curiosity rather than attacking each other. 5 stars on this documentary!

[@ericsbraun]

Hippos are omnivorous

[@Manusia.satu1]

Some lion is brave enough to kill hippos

[@jasonslowiak7546]

@phil veburst it's not my problem you don't like it! Like really dude what is it exactly you don't like I mean I've seen every croc documentary on KZbin n this is one of my favorites prolly also because they mix it up and make it interesting! Most people wouldn't think a hippo and a croc would actually get along! I was pleseantly surprised by the fact tbh so keep smoking what your smoking cus it's dulling your brain

[@dirtmike6258]

@@Manusia.satu1 a single male lion would not stand a chance with an adult hippo

[@gibsonflyingv2820]

@@jasonslowiak7546 Very large crocodiles like Gustav have killed hippos when latched onto their neck in a surprise ambush. Also younger feeble hippos are regularly eaten by crocodiles.

[@MountainStreamLives]

Great title. Most people are too resigned to the thought that crocs are so cuddly, friendly animals with sweet dispositions and nearly angelic in their nature. Always seen helping wounded animals to cross rivers and taking other for a fun carnival ride with their silly lips, spinning round and round. What fun! Good thing this documentary has come along and shown all these people of the world that they can occasionally have grumpy moments too. Just like the sinister giraffe and the untrustworthy aardvark.

[@StanHowse]

I see what you did here, and I approve of this message.

[@why-even-try-brotendo]

@@StanHowse I see what he did too and I am reporting his hate speech. He is nothing more than a common specist.

[@nickp4084]

Maybe they don't identify as crocs? Think of that? Maybe they identify as...sneakers.

[@why-even-try-brotendo]

I bet you won't say that again in front of this giraffe ➡️ 🦒

[@MountainStreamLives]

@@nickp4084 or handbags.

[@alipeacock3685]

Love the way the birds hang on when the hippos are knocking seven bells out of each other lol x

[@pauljones8218]

the bird just chilling away on hippos back you would think it would fly away when a fight is on

[@juicechoreography8951]

Like a street fighter scene with the extras in the background..."oh nothing just watching a street fight on my everyday wall to work."

[@Cowboys30]

The lioness part was pretty brutal to watch. Can’t even imagine how terrible a feeling that must be. 😢

[@stevecase6168]

At first, I thought it was meat she was carrying and not her entire bottom jaw just hanging freely. So sad.

[@eddiecongdon8017]

Omg

[@mitismee]

Can't eat or drink at that point just lye down and wait for nature to take it course

[@barbararice6650]

You will 😑

[@Helpzay]

it’s okay the ppl out there went to that lioness and had it repaired by some animal team.

[@eliletts8149]

This was one of the best balanced out documentaries that focused on the lives of two species in detail I have seen in a long time! Thanks for sharing!

[@chaosdweller]

Hope yer right, thx for watching and then suggesting.

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@chaosdwellermusic not allowed ect

[@REBECCA12341]

Music not allowed ect

[@mrkipling2201]

That was brilliant!! The bit where every time the red billed bird tried getting one of the baby crocodiles and the mother crocodile would jump out at it and scare it away!! I bet the bird was thinking “ how is it doing that?? “. “ it knows where I am every single time!! “.

[@AimHigh444]

Right

[@davebritton7648]

What a welcome change from all those other videos I've watched that are always concentrating on the fluffy, light hearted, cuddly side of crocs.

[@badger297]

Bro the fact that the croc is able to crush bone in the same jaws that it can crack an egg to help a hatchling get out is just super gnarly to me

[@_ruddegar]

Fine motor skills developed over millions of years of evolution .. pretty friggen gnarly bro... might not get gnarlier

[@clintonjordan6123]

Pp​@@_ruddegar

[@CharleeArt]

This was one of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen.

[@gailpoirier1857]

I have seen the mortally wounded lioness in more than one doc. Can't remember from what she was wounded by , just so heartbreaking. Totally well done koudose to photographer and script writer !

[@MrsWilliams07]

She was wounded by a hippo

[@thenoseknows9391]

A croc grabbed her 😭🤮 I saw the full battle on another video, I felt so sorry for her 😭😭🤮🤮

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@thenoseknows9391music not allowed ect

[@michaelmaas5544]

Outside of the title this was one of the best nature documentaries I’ve ever watched. It covered so much more than just 🐊

[@elrojo4379]

There is no equal to the dedication given by the PBS network to bring us the best footage of nature. Learning has never been so fun since discovering PBS documentaries.

[@MsDecember1999]

They are in the thick of it 😮

[@alicjakijewski3]

ZABRALI MUZYKE! IGADY ?

[@REBECCA12341]

​@@MsDecember1999music not allowed ect

[@REBECCA12341]

Music not allowed ect

[@appletile2887]

The face only a mother can love.

[@Braveheart7914-idfl]

My late father and now my grown son and I have watched wildlife with Sir David for over 60 odd years the knowledge it has given is enormous , to all wildlife creators film making thank you for the hours and hours of education you shared . My late farther told me as a child you can travel the world from your own living room with the programmes god bless u all 🇬🇧🙏🏻👏👏

[@MACHINEEXPLORE]

This is the best hippo and crocodile documentary I've ever seen it's amazing

[@briantitchener4829]

What a brilliant documentary. Beautifully filmed and perfectly narrated.

[@lawoull.6581]

we used to cook hamhocks and neckbones in my collard greens and they was always be waiting@the door....they were like 23ft. easily...mmmph

[@phayduong9818]

@@lawoull.6581 在r

[@chrisalex001]

This video should be titled the dark side of hippos with occasional crocs.

[@ShadowHawk4219]

This was a great documentary, not not some of these BS, clips put together from many others here on YT. I enjoyed it, thank you.

[@debraperez7171]

The whole environment and all of it's denizens just made my skin crawl!!

[@saturnisaplanet666]

I know that death is going to happen regardless but it was heartbreaking to see the baby hippos mom still standing and guarding it even after it passed. And that the lioness died the way she did. Sad 😔

[@ftf1987]

Found it far more unsettling when it did nothing as the baby was drowning right beside her

[@goodlookinghonkey8382]

@@ftf1987 all that baby knows is water.

[@shannonstirling8437]

Animals out in the wilderness have it hard. i know we shouldn't tamper with nature but I really do wish the cameramen could help the animals when they saw this happening. The lioness broke my heart, I had to skip forward because I couldn't stand to see her in that state

[@josefontanez3871]

I don’t think we need a documentary to understand the dark side of crocs

[@robertshows5100]

Is there a bright side

[@ricktaylor3748]

@@robertshows5100 Yes, crocodiles eat hyenas, that brightens up my day.

[@manborg84]

We need to understand their emotions, they have dark days too.

[@1950harleycharley]

I love to see them eat lions.

[@serenacareythomas50]

Then why did you watch it?

[@anonymouspunk9968]

Thank you. For some reason this video had a much clearer picture than most other videos. The animals looked very beautiful, hippos, crocs, Nile monitor, and lions. The camera workers did a great job!

[@cliffordchase319]

I was curious if others added similar comments to mine. YOURS is the same!! We all perceived somethings in the production that made this particular piece .... amazing. Some style elements are hypnotic.

[@anonymouspunk9968]

@@cliffordchase319 Agreed!

[@cliffordchase319]

I found it to be next level and suggested PBS TAKE NOTE. AN UNBIEVABLE NUMBER OF PEOPLE ARE FLOORED BY THIS PARTICULAR VIDEO .

[@joemag6032]

"The Dark Side of Crocs"------------- And here I was thinking that they were always so sweet and playful .

[@MrRiley-Is-Not-Amused]

One of the better documentaries on these two titans. Really enjoyed this one.

[@mike.47]

5:42 I don’t know which is more impressive, the hippos fighting or the bird hanging on for dear life.

[@luxbrumalis823]

It's exhausting being a human mother but jeez I genuinely feel bad for these croc mamas. She literally can't catch a wink of sleep without everything trying to eat her babies. Then they wonder why new moms are always cranky and in a bad mood.

[@Ytremz]

I feel bad for the croc moms who got days of foreplay and minutes of actual mating 😂

[@GrassPossum]

That's no excuse for human mums. Given what croc mums have to put up with, humans should be able to maintain a pleasant disposition.

[@GrassPossum]

@@Ytremz Better than a few minutes of foreplay and a few minutes of mating. Which is the usual fare.

[@Ytremz]

@@GrassPossum Ouch 😂

[@luxbrumalis823]

@@GrassPossum lol have u ever been a mum? I get what you're saying but if you have two toddlers and a full time job and are functioning off of caffeine and 4 hours of sleep on the daily it can sometimes feel like you wanna pull people into a river and drown them ;)

[@tommuscatello9426]

Finally a documentary not focusing on croc pillow fights, sing-a-longs, and charity work for the poor.

[@not2tees]

This must be the companion video to The Lighter Side of Crocs. Those lovable underwater playmates.

[@yafap]

Idk why I’m watching this 9am I find animal documentaries therapeutic lol

[@MrDlt123]

"200 million years old, and theyve hardly changed." Yeah, except that they were about the length of a Greyhound bus then.

[@touremuhammad5983]

And literally ate dinosaurs for breakfast.

[@danchinoloves7804]

But that isn't about evolution all animals sizes change with environmental impacts ie less oxygen in atmosphere means smaller sizes

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Not true, these smaller varieties lived alongside those giants. Hence the term *unchanged*

[@noneyabusiness4006]

@@danchinoloves7804 ummmm - that is evolution !

[@ElectronFieldPulse]

There were crocs that big with dinosaurs around? I wonder how they fared against the dinosaurs...

[@cocomunga]

Those baby crocs have great instincts and are fast. At first I wondered how they survived at all.

[@thezanzibarbarian5729]

You have to remember that crocs live for a long time. So in 60 years, for instance, all it needs is for two baby crocs to survive to adulthood and breed for the species to continue. Three to survive and breed, and the population grows.

[@paultiffin330]

This was more about hippos than crocs and very little if anything about their "dark side" 😔

[@tamisullivan8548]

🤣👍thank-you...thought maybe

[@jimifritz]

Yeah more like hippos and hippos dark side

[@pmp521]

I thought the same thing. Is PBS resorting to clickbait now too smh

[@nwachinemere7759]

And Crocs have no bright side, only dark side.

[@aprilcalhoun8984]

I was hoping to see some crocks force choke some hippos

[@josephpaul4548]

In my research as a wildlife biologist I have determined that crocs most certainly do not have a "dark" side - an expression with obvious racial overtones. Crocs are generally herbivores and even-tempered. They enjoy dining on kale, garbanzo beans, and an occasional plant-based burger. Their leisure time is spent singing karaoke and playing board games.

[@jmikronis7376]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Don’t go to Louisiana and accidentally fall into a bayou. You’ll become a meal real quick. I know, you meant it as a joke…

[@justingutube]

obvious racial overtones you shlepp, is Star Wars racist lol

[@PhilLeotardosGhost]

LMAO.

[@skyjones9414]

I thought the baby hippo was bad but the lioness literally broke my heart. I can’t even imagine.. I couldn’t of watched this happen in real time omg..

[@nosajselwonk9687]

🥺😢

[@williamwilson6499]

Couldn’t have.

[@robandcheryls]

Fantastic Documentary, thank you. 🇨🇦

[@victorcelmare]

i didnt know crocs can be so dangerous, impredictable and cold-blooded. Good thing I said "no" when my wife asked me if i wanted a pair

[@kidsteach938]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJi9i3WtfJymors

[@GrassPossum]

Yes it's like lion cubs. They're really cute to begin with and if they try to eat you then, it's just funny. Until they can. I always wanted a monkey. Until I learned they'll rip your face off and steal you beer.

[@karekarenz7604]

That gave me a giggle. Maybe just get one croc, then the two of them won't fight when you take them off.

[@Think1st512]

What planet u been living on

[@vm-snss4910]

​@@karekarenz7604 😂😂😂or a pair of the pink ones might be friendlier

[@rondahildreth1104]

So heartbreaking what happened to the Lioness! 😢💜

[@jarniwoop]

I agree. Life in the wild is merciless.

[@summerdais325]

I know they don't interfere, but I wish they would have put her down. 😭

[@elipaswater3997]

Cried so hard. It’s fucked up. I don’t want that to be real

[@garytaylor6961]

If I was there I would have to try and help because it's so sad 😔

[@Helpzay]

@@elipaswater3997 it’s okay the ppl out there went to that lioness and had it repaired by some animal team.

[@wendysheets1916]

You will never ever convince me animals don't experience feelings... like grief.. sympathy... empathy... they do... you see it all of the time. There's a video of a lioness helping an old lioness that had trouble eating by holding open the carcass for her... she came up to the carcuss ONLY to do that... help her sister.. mother or aunt... they care for each other..

[@cliffordchase319]

Somebody did everything right ! This is amazing documentary work.

[@naturallawprinciples]

More crocodile documentaries please 😊... ...with more crocs & less hippos 🤔

[@Robylazarus]

Wonderful documentary. Thank you for sharing this.

[@exeption984]

What a power What a ambush Thanks Crocodile---You are a real symbol of World ❤❤❤

[@timhackman9488]

This was awesome to watch. I got hooked from the start. Thanks PBS

[@marilynbarker8255]

What an absolutely amazing video!!! Beautifully done and very exciting to see! Thank you!

[@kingsleyokwudili3206]

Beautiful, inspiring and educative documentary. Thanks for sharing.

[@bluethunder4542]

Where are you Kingsley? I'm in Florida

[@kingsleyokwudili3206]

@@bluethunder4542 please who is this

[@bluethunder4542]

@@kingsleyokwudili3206 this is Blue Thunder , I am an American Indian

[@bluethunder4542]

@@DG-iw3yw stay on your knees boy

[@fabmack1961]

I enjoyed every minute of this, tragic, beautiful and foreboding!

[@sharonphella2853]

I learnt a new word, foreboding! Thanks

[@JeannieComtois-ss8wu]

I really appreciate the effort you put into this. Thanks a lot!

[@MrAddidas2]

My GOD! What an amazing documentary...

[@barbarachurchill5304]

The dark side of crocs is tripping people up on escalators.

[@paulsimmons5726]

Too true! 😱

[@Peace-tk3gr]

🤣🤣

[@lifesajoke6965]

Monitor lizards just look like they're always up to something, the way they slink around. Kinda like weasels or raccoons, they have a suspicious way about them.

[@luxbrumalis823]

Yeah I don't trust them either ;)

[@touremuhammad5983]

Just like raccoons, they’re pretty adaptable in cities, namely in Thailand.

[@birdflipper]

Jungle swag

[@jarniwoop]

In my humble opinion, I think the Monitor lizards are beautify beasties.

[@chaosdweller]

Hey don't u be talking like Jimmy bruh.....no ! it's not !

[@rachaeldoty6957]

Holy crap that was intense! But awesome too. Loved it

[@larrybee7713]

SO true.

[@eineweitereratselhafteseel8801]

Not intense but life as we know it

[@Gieth7]

Which country along the Nile was this documentary made in if I may ask?

[@cliffordchase319]

This documentary held .y attention like no other. WHY ? WHATEVER THE REASON .. THE PRODUCERS NEED TAKE A LOOK. BRILLIANT 👏.

[@thecrow6915]

Wildlife is interesting and amazing and sad at the same time thank you for this documentary I didn't know hippos and crocodiles had a good side in them those mothers are a good example of mother hood

[@bandini22221]

Why didn't we see the footage of the lion getting mauled by the hippo instead of just the severe trauma afterwards? With their agility, I can't understand how the lion didn't escape.

[@GrassPossum]

Maybe because it wasn't filmed. The animals aren't waiting until the cameras are rolling and director calls action.

[@LuvBorderCollies]

That really made me cringe. Just to imagine the pain and then the terrible drawn out death from starvation, if it doesn't die from infection first. Or get killed by another animal. I'd have shot her just to put the lion out of its misery.

[@danchinoloves7804]

Or just was too gruesome to be shown either way we know what happened why do we need to see it in HD

[@LuvBorderCollies]

@@danchinoloves7804 To show urbanites the reality of the animal world, that its not a Disney cartoon. Its real violence and death.

[@LuvBorderCollies]

There was more footage of the lion wandering around the water's edge. Was heartwrenching watching her try to get water and couldn't. The lion is already down to skin & bones so she's had the injury for some time. That makes me doubt the accuracy of the narration claiming a hippo attack.

[@joecool2125]

As a child, the only stations we could pick up at home in the sticks were CBS and PBS. I hated the documentaries and nature shows. As an adult, PBS documentaries and nature shows are my favorite. Go figure.

[@Garaz745]

In all seriousness, this is one of the best nature documentaries I’ve ever seen

[@dianaoesterreich]

Damn...think I've seen every german docu about Crocs, Gators and Kaimans. Now I have to watch english docus... 😉 great one! Thank you!

[@WS_Secret247]

I enjoyed every minute of this documentary save when the baby hippo was injured.

[@MagaKoz]

It's just comical how truly terrifying our planet is. Especially the places that have monsters on land and in the sea plus creepy bugs.

[@OGMiiAx]

Love documentaries that are good from beginning to end….give me more ‼️

[@jamesstreet228]

No matter what side of a croc you're on it's the dark side.

[@englishalan222]

Last October I went for a cruise on the Zambesi and I saw both animals in abundance

[@jampasurprenant1794]

It is amazing watching the beautiful wildlife nature of different species of animals.

[@chocolateamethyst]

The dominant bull spraying poop all over had me crackin up!!! Ol stankin self🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bethking7348]

Not fond of hippos, but crocks are amazing. From a distance 😂❤

[@justanobservation3423]

That lioness that got mauled, what a truly horrific injury...

[@librapiscestaurus94]

The rain is truly a gift from God, Especially for the Animals 🙏🏽💕✨

[@justayoutuber1906]

Not from God.

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

5:50 that bird ain't giving up his perch lightly....

[@hephaestus6365]

I love how birds just chill on hippos. These are two animals (along with gators) that scare the living piss out of me. I hope I never encounter one in the wild.

[@peachrose-py5iy]

Nothing more beautiful than nature itself.

[@Real-Life-Beavies]

That Lion's jaw that was hanging in the intro was insane and looked very painful!

[@stefanlaskowski6660]

It was fatal. An animal cannot eat without a working jaw, so that lion died slowly of starvation.

[@ifeanyikelvin5469]

Very apathetic! I felt for the lion

[@Sturminfantrist]

It is painful, with 15 i broke my Jaw in a motorcyclecrash plus i lost alot of my frontteeth, at least we had good healthcare back then and they fixed it, i took 6 weeks until i could eat again

[@pearmainstudios3942]

@@ifeanyikelvin5469 that means no feelings

[@JC2023HD]

@@stefanlaskowski6660Of thirst!!

[@vanquocbui-e2d]

Thanks for the step-by-step guide. Super useful!

[@jennifermorgan9634]

Hippos vocalizations are so calm sounding. Quite pleasant to the ear.

[@wrmaldonado]

Felt bad for that lion that got its jaw twisted forward.

[@sg_hokkien_opera]

Great documentary! But why is it titled ‘The dark side’, there wasn’t anything shocking revealed. What I found insane though, was other crocs coming to snap up and eat the baby crocs while the mother croc is trying to gather the newly hatched baby crocs into her jaws.

[@fukkitful]

Yeah that was very fucked up. I believe a few snake species are the only other reptile with maternal instincts but it only last about 2 weeks. After that they're own their own. While a Croc's maternal instincts usually last 2 years.

[@recieve.believe3344]

This documentary kicks ass!

[@roberthuot7887]

Looks like a refreshing place to take a dip.

[@streetjustices1706]

Is the constant smiling what gets me. 🤣😝

[@GodBlessGodBless1227]

Part 2: Crocs, the pranksters “Hey, look over there I won’t eat your baby! Sike, got your infant!!”

[@Will324]

What I learned from this: water is key ingredient for LIFE

[@chaosdweller]

🤔...............................

[@sharonphella2853]

Dude! that lioness really got dealt with! It must have been one hell of a fight

[@carloscabrera1947]

This show was more about hippos then crocodiles. I learned that crocodiles moms are really good parents. There is no dark side.

[@arnoldchand4144]

5:04 ah yes, takes forever to get there and over in minutes. a timeless experience shared among all species.

[@cq9882]

LOL

[@nelliejones1812]

Absolutely amazing documentary PBS!❤️🐊🦛🦅🕊Nature

[@zannemairiwoods528]

Never knew there was a Light side as one sees only dark 😳

[@vikkiphillips-mitchell7883]

My thoughts exactly 🤣

[@francisakinimi5290]

@@vikkiphillips-mitchell7883 to put on your

[@francisakinimi5290]

@@vikkiphillips-mitchell7883 ppppppppp

[@DJNAZZZZTY]

Not sure why they always say that . . In all my years I've never heard of a croc getting "snapped in half"

[@GrassPossum]

Bitten in half actually. If you're back is broken and most of what holds the two halves together is torn asunder, it's close enough.

[@noneyabusiness4006]

No....once when I was hunting crocs in the Zambezi, one got too close to me and I snapped it in half with one bite !

[@sharonphella2853]

Not even after watching this?

[@JeannieComtois-ss8wu]

I really appreciate the effort you put into your videos. 👏 Thank you for sharing your talent with us!

[@mommyclaws1555]

5:30 props to the one tiny bird that clung to the hippo for the entire fight lol

[@chrissherrill49]

Interesting title. I didn't know there was a bright side of Crocs. 🙂