This Is Why The Crocodile Is The Most Feared Reptile On Earth | Diving With Crocodiles | Real Wild

[@scottwhaley4585]

In this documentary they talk about how brave this husband and wife are to dive around these crocodiles and that is 100% true that takes a lot of bravery for them. And they talk about how it’s a first. And that is 100% true. However the big question is, what about the cameraman that is filming them? I believe he’s a big part of the history making,. And that poor guy is risking his life and not even having his name mentioned

[@tonymarshall9670]

It's not a first. Maybe that area is a first. But I watched a man years ago and he followed a huge one into a cave and he swam following it. He was saying he felt like it invited him. These two are not the first to dive with crocodiles. People here have followed them at sea but the one I seen was not that big.

[@CuriousConnoisseurs]

In Europe we have a appreciation for someone and its called SALARY.

[@scottwhaley4585]

@@CuriousConnoisseurs nice

[@scottwhaley4585]

@@CuriousConnoisseurs I imagine the husband and are receiving money 💰 as well.

[@susanwaldron6831]

I came here to say the same.

[@realmadridzidane5]

Saltwater and Nile Crocs are some of the few species of Animal on earth that will actively hunt humans. Crocodiles are both fascinating and terrifying

[@ray.shoesmith]

They only hunt humans for exactly the same reason they hunt all the other animals. We're made out of meat.

[@snowybooooy]

congratulations! u copied one of the first things they say

[@NotLikeUs17]

There’s a video of some villagers fishing out the remains of one of their lost villagers somewhere in south east Asia. The croc not only tore the guy from limb to limb but managed to swallow his whole leg, arm and half the guy’s torso with the head still attached. So the word terrifying is understatement.

[@adambeers06]

​@@snowybooooy congratulations. You have passed the youtube police course.

[@snowybooooy]

@@adambeers06 congratulations! Oh wait you still live in your moms house...nothing to see here keep moving.

[@nipponjim7815]

Wow, the best crocodile footage ever filmed probably, such immense tension, I loved that! 5/5

[@jenl3162]

Check out ‘Into the Dragon’s Lair’ from 2010. Amazing, terrifying footage.

[@patrickjenkins6383]

These two were clearly made for each other! What a couple. What a Career! 👍😎

[@india1422]

Caves are dangerous enough without crocodiles

[@india1422]

They broke so many rules of cave diving

[@jasonjohnson7925]

Facts💯

[@robertbihn3005]

@@india1422 who.s going to retrieve their bodies after they met the 10 & 13' couple?

[@jamesjabs3517]

I really hope they study up more on cave diving before they go back in there the next year or I fear that we might read about two divers that had to be recovered from the delta.

[@henriquedearruda8902]

I hope they do a video about the Brazilian pantanal.

[@toscadonna]

Pretty crazy to swim with crocodiles and to go into a cave after a crocodile. Then they’re not trained cave divers either. There’s no line in that cave, they’re not wearing rebreathers, and many other mistakes that could’ve cost them their lives. This was amazing footage, but I hope next time they’ll be more careful. No crocodile footage is worth dying for.

[@milosmitic2071]

Thats why I'm not understanding how there's these croc attacks..but crocodiles don't like boats nor humans

[@davesmith5656]

@@milosmitic2071 ---- Crocs eat fish underwater, and mammals above water. A mammal underwater doesn't make sense to them. (Doesn't make sense to get underwater with crocs to a lot of us, either, and we're supposed to be able to make more sense of things than crocs, so imagine a croc trying to figure it all out.)

[@milosmitic2071]

@@davesmith5656 didn't know mammals lived underwater

[@tonymarshall9670]

But... Are you not yet entertained?

[@lynryall1317]

Everest, cave diving, sky diving etc etc etc same is true...but it's done.

[@DrGarri]

Far more effective would have been to place cameras on the crocodiles themselves and see what they do underwater, easier, more cost effective, 24/7, but of course, you wouldn't have the drama...

[@trvth1s]

drama sells

[@mrkipling2201]

Critter cam!!

[@marcusbowman3619]

What about a mechanical crocodile?

[@DrGarri]

@@marcusbowman3619 And the advantage of that would be....???

[@AiDOS__]

Batteries aren't 24/7

[@fordaiffa6022]

Best footage I ever watched , it’s 3 am , I love it, very instructive

[@robertabray-enhus3198]

That first 7 foot Croc just wanted to be left alone. When you’re in the water and you can see what you’re filming in front of you,it’s relatively “safe”. But if you’ve got a huge Croc at 15 foot plus long,they’ll take you underwater pretty easily. They’ll be around long after we’re gone. Crocs and gators survived the dinosaurs,and they’re older than trees.

[@itsnotrightyouknow]

Yes wise words never take a croc for granted

[@jacoblofthus7908]

I'm actually really glad they'll survive longer than us. And I hope the same can be said for sharks.

[@BigSmokeLV]

crocs don't even outlive humans lol you act like they living such healthy lives those fuckers die left in right in the wild especially in more extreme conditions where they arent the top predator around. Its that small percent that actually make it big a rule the area and grow and outlive the rest not like all crocs are just out growing and living on forever gtfo with your dinosaur shit lol

[@davesmith5656]

I've heard only 2% or 3% of hatchlings make it to adulthood. Talk about growing up tough ....

[@mrkipling2201]

About 1 in 100 make it through to adulthood. Lizards, birds, snakes are the main reason why!! They love eating crocodile eggs and baby crocs!!

[@johthor]

Amazing footage. Swimming with large crocodiles seems incredibly dangerous, but I suppose it comes down to what one is used to. I spent many years hiking and camping in Grizzly bear country which many people considered a dangerous activity, but done with appropriate caution is usually relatively safe. This video/documentary is awesome indeed.

[@biokosmos]

there are a lot of prejudices about the so-called wild but cities are much more dangerous;)

[@gmaplustwo6033]

Well said 🤔

[@gmaplustwo6033]

Ok

[@mizrahiwithattitude2733]

crocodiles are way more dangerous than grizzly bears they hunt humans thousands of people are killed every year by crocs bear attacks are very rare and mostly not predatory by nature

[@ThatGirlLib]

Is there a camera person in the water with them?

[@jamilahadade7620]

Incredible footage into the unknown world of the crocodile. It was exciting to be able to learn about these fascinating creatures who live in the world of mystery. Thanks for sharing such incredible footage and information.

[@kridadounsattapong1533]

Eqt

[@derekbuxton6626]

Crazy but very brave people exploring crocodiles in their own territory, especially at night.

[@distantcoff7391]

15:12~15:42 "If there is a good time to dive, which I don't think there is, this is it". Well that ^is^ reassuring 😄

[@nicolesabetti9104]

Thanks!

[@vinnyscalise6456]

Gotta tip my hat to these guys. It takes a lot of guts to go scuba diving in crocodile-infested waters. Thank you for this awesome footage!

[@user-ew5ef9xd1s]

Imagine swimming out of those caves knowing there are two monster crocs somewhere behind you

[@TheSkyOnFire]

That was brilliant! Haunting, terrifying, majestic .. just amazing footage!

[@GatorMike79]

31:30 The crocodile never even saw them. Didn't even have its mouth open. It just noticed them after it bumped into them and then took off.

[@sourdiesel8344]

Yep, they would know about it if the croc really wanted them

[@goldenboy06]

@@sourdiesel8344 It seems to me crocs don’t attack underwater. It’s as simple as that.

[@veerakiuru5247]

Yep I thought the same

[@AiDOS__]

They nudge into each other as a warning, it's quite common. It's unlikely that it just didn't know they were there. They don't charge like that for nothing.

[@StruanHine]

@@goldenboy06 go for a swim and see what happens , my mate in Zambia wasn't so lucky, think it's just the scuba gear that detoured them.

[@susanmartin3762]

That is just so creepy the way the crocodiles head just slowly slips under the surface in slow motion. .

[@SameerPrehistorica]

It's great that Brad and his wife could able to dive in such places to get a closer look at crocodiles. It's amazing and it's also very risky. The moment they went deep in the crocodile cave, combining with the background music, it was like watching a horror movie. It's so dangerous.

[@gabe-po9yi]

When the one croc was poised waiting for a fledgling, I wonder why Brad didn’t just stay back. He was close enough and might’ve gotten awesome footage of it going for a bird. It seems he needlessly wanted to get closer and caused it to swim away.

[@kridadounsattapong1533]

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[@phil517715]

If whoever posted this is still in contact with these researches you need to connect them with the guy from the KZbin channel “Floridas Wildest.” He & his wife have a few animals they have rescued along with an American Alligator that is around 8ft I think. He swims with this gator regularly & even gives tours where you can go into the water with the gator as well. The reason I’m bringing him up though is bc he has gotten some amazing footage of Wild Alligators & Crocodiles in channels & waterways around where he lives in Florida. Some of it is just mind blowing & beautiful at the same time. These huge animals don’t attack him and he swims right up to them. Now of course he’s a trained professional with over 25+ years experience & makes sure to tell all of followers to never go swimming with wild cros or gators. But it’s just crazy that he’s able too. These guys need to get in touch with him to further they’re research bc he would be a great asset.

[@finallyfamous9628]

In sure they already know of them Florida's wildest swam this same place 7 months ago okavango they didn't anything to big idk if that was the only video or not I think its titled swimming with nile crocs

[@beautifulflorida]

Amazing! We just went to Everglades and enjoyed the airboat tour. Alligators live in Florida, seeing a lot of them, but would never swim with them. Thank you for the video!

[@davee.9906]

I used to live in Florida and went swimming with alligators in a pond no bigger then a basketball court. I didn't say it was a good idea but I was 18 and well I was very dumb. 😂✌️

[@robertabray-enhus3198]

There’s a big difference in size between an 11 or 12 foot gator to seeing a 16 or 18 foot Croc. Watch some of the KZbin vids on the Australian Croc tours,if you want to see their incredible size.

[@StevenKeery]

@@robertabray-enhus3198 : The Saltwater Crocodile in Australia, is particularly large and dangerous.

[@SeymourBucks]

@Bruce Wayne there are now also Nile crocs in Florida. They are being searched for so they don't damage the economy in the Everglades. It's unknown how they actually got there but of course someone put them there.

[@SeymourBucks]

@@robertabray-enhus3198 okay that's known already but YOU still wouldn't swim with the American alligator or American croc. We now also have Nile crocs in the Everglades.

[@pattskatoey3139]

Crazy to go down there with them. I want to know who is filming Brad and Andi down there???

[@tomswan3401]

The crocodile media team is filming the divers.^^

[@Brklynking23]

@@tomswan3401 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@TisEYEthe1]

Professional Divers, yet risked totally running out of air and losing their way out while following Crocodiles deep into dark caves? Seems like something an amateur would do.

[@drei9]

They Need DRAMA. Just like most women.

[@trvth1s]

I'd bet it's all talk for drama for this documentary

[@dontplay9937]

Since you’re thinking so logical you missed the part where they will be much better prepared than you think and obviously having enough air that can last 1-2 hours etc these guys are pros while you sit on the couch passing judgment

[@AngelAnge1]

Lol well technically they could have just stood up. They’re under floating plant matter… so amazing 😻

[@TisEYEthe1]

​@@dontplay9937 Thanks for complementing me on my logical thinking. You're obviously one of my biggest fans.

[@MartyMcFly88]

Crocodiles/alligators are absolutely terrifying animals. They are living dinosaurs.

[@floridapathfinder4252]

I hope they paid you all very well to do this filming. This looked so terrifying, but awesome

[@StevenKeery]

Interesting footage. I was surprised at how white the crocs teeth appeared in the diver's lights. Secondly, if they did as narrated, I am surprised that two experienced divers would take such risks with their air supply and not leave themselves a sufficient safety margin. This is downright stupid and is drilled into every novice diver. If they had drowned, someone else would have had to venture into those papyrus-caves to retrieve their bodies, or what was left of them after the crocs had finished with them. I would imagine it is not beyond someone's ingenuity to rig up a few Go-Pros to a mini underwater-drone and pursue the crocs into the caves that way. It would be safer and less intimidating for the crocs. Having a large creature, complete with lights, swimming after it, is unlikely for the crocs to exhibit their natural behaviour. Just my opinion.

[@Trumplican]

It is stupid to be so careless with their oxygen supply but they are also swimming with crocodiles so I don't think they are very smart to begin with lol. You are 100 percent correct underwater drones would be safe and the crocs wouldn't be so intimidated/aggravated by that and more likely to exhibit natural behaviors.

[@mrkipling2201]

Great comment. 👍👍

[@NPColoured]

I think the oxygen tank is too keep them under water to film.. But the water level is not that deep, so they could swim up easily for air.. Just them crocs though 😰

[@frankkuster4778]

@@Trumplican it's obviously just narrated that way for suspense. No way did that actually almost run out of oxygen

[@Trumplican]

@@frankkuster4778 why do you say that? divers run low on oxygen all the time especially amateurs who forget to ensure they have a full tank before diving. Oxygen can also be used up quicker under stressful or exciting conditions.

[@dakalotshitangano9431]

So majestic. They are simply jst super brave They define physics 🔥🏆

[@LorettaHale6321]

I live in the Northern Territory of Australia so we live with this fear everyday as well, just looking at a body of water automatically kicks our fear and instints into high gear!!

[@ITZNOIDO]

Is it really that bad? I’ve heard there’s alot of places where there aren’t any although I find it hard to believe, I’m from Sydney have wanted to move there for the longest time!

[@fordaiffa6022]

Wow ,amazing footage , love it

[@mariomejia1701]

You guys are amazingly brave … God bless you and your family … brad and Andy both are so incredibly talented ❤❤❤

[@PostNemo]

What an extraordinary footage, but I get to question would it not be possible to use underwater drone with cam to explore safely. With all the curiosity they bear, yet it seems like they don't want to enter into the nether world.

[@jeffdalzell9040]

It is good footage but the reason is not they don't want anyone the viewer to see that these are actually intelligent animals that have been around since the dinosaurs, I myself live in Florida and come in contact with alligators all the time and would never exploit them for fame or any kind of Fortune, getting to live around them is enough for me!

[@DutchFunkenstein]

This documentary is literally what Animal Planet (no longer existing on the telly unfortunately) used to offer.. Such great times, especially with Steve Irwin still alive back in the days..

[@reptilemetaljen]

AMAZING footage! So beautiful in the bottom of the water 🐊🐊

[@nm2795]

There’s no way I could do what they did diving at night. I’m a total river rat as are my sons. But I can’t do that. They are both awesome. I wish them the best of luck for them and their kiddos. God Bless

[@bobkin611]

The guy who narrates these documentaries is the best narrator ever.

[@gianganle-s7c]

Thanks for making this so easy to understand.

[@SameShirtDifferentDay]

My problem is they have children!!! What if they died and left them orphans! Zero responsibility!!!! Amazing freaking amazing footage but please, your babies come first💔

[@Foreveryoung23277]

They are probably insured and those babies would be well off but nothing like having their parents alive

[@ES92-]

Lets all live safe and take no risks so we can remain weak, lukewarm, boring, uninteresting, unadventurous. Overall useless pretty much.

[@SameShirtDifferentDay]

@@ES92- one extreme versus another...I'm looking for somewhere in the middle

[@TB12710]

I agree Victoria, you’re right.

[@mrkipling2201]

I agree with you about the kids. It’s ok doing this when you don’t have children, you only have yourself to think about and nobody relies on you but that all changes when you decide to start having kids.

[@aint_no_saint8782]

Reminds me of the guy who said he "knew" Grizzly bears, ended up being eaten by one (along with his girlfriend)

[@nfineon]

Yup and it was recorded on video, same thing happened with a 'shark diver' who would go without a cage or protection.... Not even a fucking spear gun, because sharks are actually not interested in humans.... Until they are. Fuck around with nature and find out I guess.

[@mrkipling2201]

Who was that??

[@vengeance2825]

@@mrkipling2201 Timothy Treadwell.

[@bensanders5453]

Awesome video . Going in those caves unprepared is crazy lol

[@jericklaxamana922]

23:55 “Excuse Sir/Ms. Crocodile, Any luck hunting today?”. Crocodile: Sorry I’m busy can’t do Interviews.

[@DarknesssThereAndNothingMore]

Such a stunningly beautiful place!

[@anasabdullahihussein702]

What a lovely documentary

[@yankee9736]

Thanks to the divers who took the film . You guy's are incredible people god bless.

[@julettethompson]

C. CT:⁠-⁠!:⁠-⁠$

[@shaunhoward6838]

Crocs a such stunning animals!!! Love everything about them! They just pure power😍💯🔥👌

[@Ochwada377]

i wouldn't do this for any amount of money but thank you for the Amazing Footage!!

[@howardstern8720]

Not even for a Million$$$

[@scottwhaley4585]

They talk about how brave this couple is by swimming with crocodiles. And that is 100% true they are brave. But my question is, what about the cameraman who is filming this couple? He seems to be really brave as well and honestly a big part of their success.

[@marcusbowman3619]

The cameraman seems the most vulnerable to an attack.

[@scottwhaley4585]

@@marcusbowman3619 agreed

[@preston74]

If given a choice, I would do my research on penguins, not crocs. 🐊

[@heidetermeg427]

These guys are SAVAGES! Holy hell. I respect the HELL out of any one person who's willingly diving into the "Do Not Disturb" territory of the Nile crocodile - and actually getting out alive. I literally don't know how to word this, as even the thought of doing such only equates to a horrible death, on my part. What insanely brave people. Wow.

[@jessejohnson3138]

@ Hei I agree with much of your comment but I'd substitute "brave" with "stupidity".

[@DivinityBleu]

I think they're suicidal adrenaline junkies, to be honest. It's literally a death wish to swim into those caves. Completely insane. It may be pioneering to start with, but the Crocodiles run the show down there. I'm afraid we're going to end up reading about the horrible fates of this couple. Which would be a real shame since they've got children to think about. Simply nuts and it's utterly useless information.

[@Behemoth9030]

@@DivinityBleu there’s a strong reason why pioneers died out 🤣

[@DivinityBleu]

@@Behemoth9030 Haaaaahahaha, no kidding!

[@mrkipling2201]

It gives me the same feeling of dread as the documentary I watched about the bloke who set up and walked a tightrope between the 2 towers of the World Trade Centre in the 1970's or 1980's, I can't remember exactly when. That sweaty palm feeling. I feel like that and I'm only watching it!!

[@jooka24]

Crocodile: I can survive 2 years off of one fish. Also Crocodile: *eats people anyway*

[@ts13579_texas_usa]

You gotta love the KZbin closed captioning. When they are discussing the dangers, the expert says: "It is a good time to dive." But the transcription (15:40) says: "It is a good time to die." 😱

[@wrmaldonado]

I want to know what cameras they are using.

[@ufoclips1]

I never seen any crocs with cameras.

[@mrkipling2201]

The croc racing out of nowhere and butting the camera should have been a warning to not get too relaxed, comfortable and complacent.

[@Dinoslay]

31:11 Croc: (taking a casual swim and boops into cameraman) ”Whoops! Sorry, didn’t see you there. My bad.”

[@matthewrivera6969]

Breathtaking just super amazing..

[@tarantulamum4322]

the crocs are like here comes din dins.. yummy😋

[@tarantulamum4322]

what is wrong with Brad and his wife, he/they should of took that bump as a warning to stay out thier water. for crying out loud leave nature alone. rain,thats God's warning to stay away. these 2 people are really mental. they really are getting on my nerves doing this 😒 sorry

[@AngelAnge1]

Absolutely loved this! Wish I could join you!

[@billyrock8305]

I’ve scuba dived with crocodiles and hiked with grizzly’s. Both can never be underestimated. Never show fear and never any rapid movement. I never swim with the #1 Topgun unpredictable predator the Hippo.

[@Thesegul]

First off, your a bad ass. Secondly I thought hippos wake up everyday choicing violence hence making them very predictable lol

[@billyrock8305]

@@Thesegul Hippos only choose to kill or injury. Both are choices

[@eloisecromwell4201]

I stumbled across this. What a great documentary

[@suhfukkinsick]

I don't know if you guys are brave or crazy!!! Whatever it is, great job cause I would never go in those waters not even on a boat

[@FoxtrotAlpha173]

Fearless couple, Hats off!!

[@bigskye606]

I am going to give these seasoned divers the benefit of the doubt. that they are really not reckless enough to enter a strange cave without a safety rope and stay until they are low on air. My guess this situation was dramatized for effect. My only objection to both parents going into an unknown, potentially dangerous situation of diving with an apex predator, is the real possibility of their children being orphaned. Having children to care for is a major responsibility and unnecessary risks should be avoided.

[@shrinjoyhazra4598]

Beautiful beautiful video..

[@2serveand2protect]

I LOVE this channel.

[@davidec.4021]

I am really not used anymore to this overdramatised tv style of documenting the wild. It’s crazy the difference between tv and youtube

[@yankee9736]

Crocs can open their mouths under water to attack prey but not to swallow prey .

[@jaredpeterson380]

I find it hard to applaud anyone who risks their life under the assumption that all of these critters operate under the same rules. Almost all bears will run in fear when they encounter humans. Key word here is almost.

[@ShadowFungus]

I love studying animals but it’s literally too crazy to be studying them in their ow environment, more so with crocodiles under water. 20 foot crocodiles exist today and i wouldn’t take that chance going on under water with them and encountering one.

[@daler.steffy1047]

What a wonderful and exciting nature program. A note to the narrator: Please speak up; it was very difficult to hear you. Your very quiet voice came across as if you were afraid to wake up the baby sleeping in the next room.

[@davee.9906]

I'm shaking. I'm in bed in NY but I'm shaking scared watching this.

[@mehmetcandurmus6040]

Cameraman never dies

[@martinpantoja5373]

Good video bravery plp. Diving into dangerous water, great job

[@shaunneal9981]

Really interesting to see this as I watched a doco last week where the same people actually navigate all the way through a tunnel and pop out the other end. They also test the crocodiles eye sight underwater and found it to be very poor. Noth the less, there is no chance I am getting in the water!

[@daviddorger6916]

If I get re-incarnated, I hope I'm a big 20 long saltwater croc because then I can combine my two favorite hobbies. Swimming in the great outdoors and eatin' folks.

[@ufoclips1]

Careful,vegans taste like chicken,they need more spices in them.

[@StruanHine]

good luck getting past the 1 in 100 survival rates of the young

[@tamisullivan8548]

KNOW WHAT??? IM MORE AMAZED AT YOU PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING IN THE WATER WITH THE CROCS🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️THEN I AM ABOUT THE CROCS....I'LL NEVER BE SO CURIOUS OF NATURE TO GO DIVING WITH CROCS🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️OMG😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬

[@MrDBarch]

AND in the almost pitch black, no light.... no guide lines and no previous experience of where they are in the underwater environment!

[@rachellewis9251]

Omg I'd never go to the river to wash again !we need brave people like this to educate ourselves on these beautiful creatures

[@pietrietveld1842]

Verry great guys to concervation crocs i have been in zimbabwe was trap on a island in the lower Zambesi for three hours then my brother in law save me from the island there where 5 crocs waiting that i go in the river i respect that prehistoric amazing reptiels greatly thank for sharing this video great work .

[@charleydelaney5563]

Awesome watch

[@vespa2901]

that dude is crazy. They could just get lots of equipment and position it under water and wait...

[@pietrietveld1842]

Great explores booth off them bravo .

[@andrewg2032]

What is it about underwater cameras and background music that keeps a person perfectly safe from predators?

[@nicolesabetti9104]

Can't wait for next years research and dive, update.

[@Luka-DanteGodofMischief]

Interesting but very scary fact about Crocs is that they have the intelligence and ability to stalk it's human prey, learning it's routine etc for days, months even just waiting for the right time to strike..imagine going about your day not knowing that a 20ft reptile killing machine, fast on land and in the water is watching your every move and you have no idea till they make their presences known and by then it's too late..they should start making more movies about killer Crocs than killer sharks cause the Crocs are for sure the cold hearted killing machines they try to make sharks out to be.

[@calvinmarshall1610]

Wow great video! Swimming with crocodiles well done

[@sunrizetosunset]

27:44 omg i love crocodile fingers theyre so cute lol 😅

[@davidharvey7513]

Truly amazing

[@motasimhassan9881]

Crocodile is what gives me goosebumps in the animal kingdom

[@ashraff_khan]

Please do a documentary about the crocodile in Sarawak Borneo, Malaysia. Many people also meet their fate in the hands of the croc

[@AndyFilms2000]

You do with your life. It’s admirable that there’s people that brave. But what I don’t understand is why the couple would allow their children near the waters. Sure they’re “brave” children. But they could disappear in a second, and at any given moment. I also don’t understand why these villagers also allow people to go near the waters when they keep getting killed by crocodiles. Then again, who am I to critique a completely different culture I’ve never been in.

[@ufoclips1]

I`d rather live near crocs than some of the trash round my way.....

[@AndyFilms2000]

@@ufoclips1 honestly that’s a valid point and you’re not wrong.

[@mummybunny331]

I Love Crocs,Bunnies & Crocs...I always feel they're mis understood & not all bad xx

[@dboss8396]

Love 2 see more crocodile documentary but I've seen this footage already

[@Dovietail]

The crocodile is not "angry" upon capture. It is TERRIFIED. There's a huge semantic difference that completely informs our attitude toward these animals.

[@myladcook4779]

Very dangerous adventure fellas

[@CarmenBelcher]

This was pretty awesome

[@uiliamoliveira6348]

This is craziness! I've never seen anything like that in my life.

[@Exposetheluciferianagenda]

If you swim with them during the winter it is not a dangerous at it seems since the alligators are resting up, they don’t hunt during winter months, let him try it during the summer months and is a different story.

[@saintfrancis9619]

Ok sure…you try go swimming with them in the winter and see how that works out for you

[@Exposetheluciferianagenda]

@@saintfrancis9619 come with me

[@rowanmelton7643]

Yeah, also crocs don't hunt on the river bed. They hunt on the surface at banks, as ambush predators. I've also heard they can't open their mouths on the river bed due to water pressure. As they have very little jaw strength in terms of opening their mouths.

[@Amor1990]

It’s eating me. What an amazing creature.

[@Ochwada377]

Priceless! footage

[@ItsJustD1975]

Shout out to the underwater videographers and what he said below 🎉🎉 maybe GoPros can help in these areas