Weak Point of Crocodiles that Allows Everyone to Kill Them

[@Oscarmike247]

2:30 the confidence in that dive though... Target acquired, SEND IT! Cat's are on another level. Wow

[@CLB717]

The local name for jaguars, "yaguara", means "a beast that kills its prey with one bound" - and we certainly get to see that play out here. The ambush hunters rely on surprise before dispatching prey with extremely powerful jaws and teeth - unlike other big cats, they often kill by piercing the skull with their canines (a technique that also works well for "cracking open" turtle shells).

[@antoniotula262]

Amazing!!!!

[@BenDover-rz3kq]

Homing Jaguar Missile

[@MUNDITO1974]

I was thinking the same thing just to have that as a night light.

[@terrellking5119]

Mission complete

[@exidy-yt]

This is becoming one of the best and most informative channels about nature out there. Great episode. This onr told me a LOT that I didn't know and only a little I did, and that's pretty rare. Kudos!

[@rasmachris94]

Fun fact: Crocodiles tend to expend all of their energy catching a prey doing their death rolls. So the tiger taking from the crocodile when it's at its weakest makes a lot of sense.

[@redelfshotthefood8213]

Tigers and Cougars try to break necks. That’s why cougars ambush from above. Crocs have adapted to handle submersion. They have systems in place to limit breathing which the prey don’t. A croc sunning itself is doing this to battle lethargy from being cold. I bet early sunning time is most dangerous for the croc... and that tigers know this. Scaring them back into the water might be a targeted campaign on the tiger’s part against a specific target prey croc.

[@mothada3741]

1:38 the clip and the picture of Machali T 16 tigress of ranthambore national park its world wild famous fight about 12 hour's.

[@deinosuchusplayin8326]

@@mothada3741 Machli only killed Small croc

[@NeocrimsonX]

Tigers are eerily smart

[@jasonwebb1882]

My oldest son was in middle school at the time and came home to tell me. I had asked him a question about who would win between the Great White Shark and a Killer Whale? His teacher told the class that the great white shark would kill the oversized dolphin called the Orca. Well just so happened a week before my son's teacher told her students this, I had just read a paper on these 2 animals. It was about the great white sharks that would always go into a bay off the African east coast. A pair of Orcas came into the bay and they haven't seen 1 great white shark in almost 2 years now. I called to talk to the teacher and told her where she could read the paper at. After she read the paper there was a link that I had missed somehow, showing 2 killer whales killing and eating a great white shark on camera. Talk about good timing. But let's face facts for a moment here. The Great White shark might be the big bad of fish and grow up to maybe 25ft ( a good healthy female ). But those pesky Dolpins the killer whales, they grow to almost 35ft to 40ft long and 3 times the weight. Then if that's not enough for the beast, the Killer Whale always travels with friends and family. The Great White never had a chance. Now this was about 10yrs ago when my oldest son was in middle school. Since he has graduated college. Learning has always been fun for me and I really love this channel. Take it easy.

[@stegosaure8247]

The biggest great white deep blue is 4,5 m/5 maximum Plus i cant see them winning against a 8/ 9 m gang of orca

[@trashyhobo4957]

GWS actually fear and turn tail if they know an orca is near. Those pesky dolphins

[@birdieW-79]

@@trashyhobo4957 Actually bottlenose dolphins too

[@notoriousdabber7108]

why did I read all of this?

[@angelinamaria1081]

Tigers always sun for neck

[@sujugasim753]

Tiger is the ultimate cat, they are the perfection of cats family. Big, Bold, Strong, Aggressive and Majestic 🐅 👑

[@ChristophersMum]

Tigers are beyond AWESOME🐅🐅🐅💯👑

[@tushar5884]

First of all they are not cats they are from another genus called panthera and our domestic cats are from felis genus which includes all small cats, so they actually panthers

[@sujugasim753]

@@tushar5884 all the panthers are cats genius! The term Panther comes from Latin term Panthera which is used for big cats. So yeah, all of them are cats including the house cat and tiger

[@-Datboijj-]

who cares? they always lose against lions in beauty contests, and that will never change keep crying

[@sujugasim753]

@@-Datboijj- haha 😂 since when? I see who’s here crying, did you know that tiger was voted worlds favorite animal in a poll participated by thousands of people? Well, doesn’t seem Iike it won against in a beauty there eh?

[@bandini22221]

Killer whales are like grizzly bears. Their intelligence coupled with brute strength is what makes them so deadly.

[@PhungBach_nv]

Nah , they more like band of big bad wolfs .Group of strong bond , smart as well cunning , precicely excuted the plan ... even more they are big guy with alot streng . group of wolf hunt sing hare ? ok we orca do same with great white shark group of wolf tackle and hunt the bison ? Orca : we have other well know name : killer whale

[@africankidd3642]

@@PhungBach_nv I feel like if mammals knew what they were capable of then that would be easily the fall of reptiles. Mammals intelligence and their agility and speed are the reason why they dominate almost every ecosystem on earth on almost every continent. Penguins 🐧 think they save until seals 🦭 start growing legs or another mammal evolves to their climate only a matter of time.

[@iamtheonewhotalksbutyoucan5781]

Also unlike most animals who only kill for food or if they see another creature as a threat, killer whales will kill and torture other animals for fun.

[@prakharmishra3997]

Grizzlies are dumb. Not even close to Orcas

[@cosmealcantar9396]

Actually killer whales are more deadly then a polar bear

[@bhai1minutedekhidhar590]

The tigress Machhli(pronounced- much+lee) meaning fish in Hindi, is actually one of the many legendary tigers of India. She gets her name because she has a pattern on her face which resembles fish. She was known as a real deal and if I recall correctly, she killed the giant crocodile (the one photographed) when she was way past her prime. She lost a tooth in this battle but managed to kill it after a hard fight. She is one of the many legendary tigers of India.

[@guitarist2463]

There are many legendary tigers but only 1 Machli.

[@Ahnaf57]

Imagine making a normal Tiger legendary. Only people in India can

[@bhai1minutedekhidhar590]

Goat lovers cannot tell if a tiger is legend or not. She is the most photographed tigress of India. She also made great contribution by helping revive tiger population. And India alone accounts for 70% of all the tiger population, achieved by an successful conservation policy. So Indians need no lessons on tigers, especially from someone who clearly hates India.

[@guitarist2463]

@@bhai1minutedekhidhar590 Most tigers are living in the Sunderbans, right?

[@bhai1minutedekhidhar590]

@@guitarist2463 not really, they are well spread. From uttarakhand to Bengal, mp, up, etc

[@bigman-pm7xy]

You have such a clear love for animals and wildlife! Maybe with your platform you could set up some sort of conservation fund for endangered animals or something etc, that people could donate to?? Or sell merch and donate some of the profit to conservation efforts?? Just a thought:)

[@cwright0489]

Good idea.

[@whatsit2ya247]

Hey! I love animals too, medium rare usually with Montreal steak seasoning.

[@bigman-pm7xy]

@@whatsit2ya247 hahahahahahahaha

[@angelaDuur]

@@whatsit2ya247 ur doneeee 😭😭

[@dragonheart9400]

@@whatsit2ya247 Way to ruin a steak! Rare or nothing baby

[@CherylMotherofSeven]

WOW what a GREAT video!!! I was born and raised on the Florida coast, alligator city and no one ever told me to stick my fingers in it's nose and it would open it's mouth!!!!! Thank you!!!

[@thehoundofthegamingvilles2012]

Gunga was believed to have killed over 30 lions with one eye. Also a tigress named Machhli from Ranthambore National Park had killed a 14 foot Mugger croc and that photo of the tiger killing a croc is of her.

[@APersonOnYouTubeX]

Is a mugger croc a British species

[@myopinionsmayoffendyou]

@@APersonOnKZbinX A mugger is an Indian crocodile.

[@myopinionsmayoffendyou]

What a story malachi had.

[@justsomegamerwithoutmustache]

@dat guy that's not a joke

[@thehoundofthegamingvilles2012]

@dat guy ??

[@frozentspark2105]

I love this channel. I was a high school drop out, so I'd like to think I'm still able to learn

[@mstr293]

To be fair to the Crocs, these Crocs the Tigers are fighting are known as "Mugger Crocs". Which weighs 4x less than a Saltwater Croc. No way even the biggest Tiger can kill a full-sized Saltie with this technique. Despite both Salties and Tigers being found in India, their territories do not collide.

[@mstr293]

If you look at every pictured crocodilian a Tiger or even Jaguar killed, they are either smaller or about the same width and length as the cat. Ignore the tail, which makes the Croc deceptively bigger (only 20% of a croc's bodyweight).

[@rafaeloyarzun6337]

Actually, the Tigers DO coexist with Saltwater Crocodiles, and they most of the time lose against the Sauropsid The thing about Crocodiles is not the species, is the SIZE A 3.5 Meter long Croc can already beat a Tiger, Mugger Crocodiles can grow to be more than 4 meters long or more

[@mstr293]

@@rafaeloyarzun6337 I already looked it up. They don't. Look it up in maps of their habitat ranges. India is bigger than you think, buddy. Also about the Muggers, correct. They can also beat Tigers depending on circumstances. Same goes for Jaguars vs Caimans. I've already seen a Tiger fail the nape bite on a smaller crocodile, the little dude has lots of energy to spam death rolls to keep the cat from getting a lethal bite. It's a black and white reel, very hard to find on the internet.

[@rafaeloyarzun6337]

@@mstr293 Saltwater Crocs have a huge range, in some places they live along Tigers and Muggers And Caimans are not even remotly similar to Crocs, there are 80 millions years of diference between the two, Crocodiles are more agressive and heavy while Caimans are more dosile and with smaller heads, Jaguars killing Caimans its not the same as Tigers killing Crocs

[@zondor8123]

Lion and tiger is still way better than crocs! its why people called them the KING of the jungles

[@BrodinYT]

Last Time I Was This Early, This Channel Was Wabottom.

[@Mizfit6913]

🤣🤣

[@danuk2136]

This channel is 420 paradise..its fun,informative and interesting..whether 6pm or 3am your channel is certainly soothing..not surprisingly you start with a warm cup of tea/coffee

[@j.r09160]

I shit I could afford some smoke right now lol

[@rahulchavan6488]

Thanks for mentioning about Machli the tigeress RIP, Love from india 💕

[@Drucipher6996]

What a brilliant and brave little girl getting attacked by a crocodile has to be one of the most terrifying things someone can possibly imagine and for her to not just outright panic and let fear take over she remained in control of her fear and ability to think which that and the knowledge that plugging the reptiles nostrils would force the animal to open its mouth is amazing

[@Goodeditz34]

Love your vids been watching forever keep up the good work

[@weinzart9684]

Yo hablo español

[@belalabusultan5911]

this time it's majestic animals, and some of them (tigers) are als cute. it was a good watch, thanks.

[@infiniteuniverse9528]

What kinda straight up gangsta is the Tiger to see a vicious and brutal Crocodile and think, "Mmm Dinner!"?

[@connormuysson4502]

Very underrated channel keep it up guys 👌

[@melissapyle7879]

We learned abt the weak muscles that open a crocs jaws from the original Steve.. rip Mr. Croc hunter.. u r missed..

[@Varphi_]

💟

[@Dios_of_Autumn-1999]

Dude tamed the most dangerous creatures to humans and even God, yet died to a stingray after it felt unsurely threathened.

[@t8r507]

@2:04- The clip of that leopard bombs away death from above has to be one of the greatest clips ever caught on film. You can see the focus and determination on the face of the predator as his eyes are locked and never stray from the target below. I have seen it many a times but I always find myself rewinding that clip a few times it's just some incredible footage.

[@derekrobertson6038]

Not a leopard. It's a jaguar

[@t8r507]

@@derekrobertson6038 How astute

[@benjamindingman8822]

I'm over halfway through this vid and I already think it's the most epic animal video I've seen yet.

[@Shearper2]

I used to think that Orca's were awesome and friendly aquatic mammals, but then that all changed when Casual Geographic revealed just how sinister they can be. I agree with the Sharks. when Orca's show up, it is time to GTFO

[@Varphi_]

Love casual geographic

[@jasperbean1]

It made me love the orca more!

[@GeekFreak007]

Got to encounter an Orca in when we were anchored 1 time. Put our rescue boat down the ship to take a picture. Orcas attacked us and flipped our boat. There were 4 of us, 1 was injured. My mates scrambled to get back to ship because of that.

[@kylein9869]

@@GeekFreak007 🧢

[@GeekFreak007]

@@kylein9869 no cap sir. We are a seafarer. Sometimes we anchor, that's the time we can enjoy ourselves and do different kinds of things. We don't have Orcas in the Philippines, that why we want to have a personal close encounter with them. Too bad they got aggressive/playful and capsized our boat. I'm saying you have to believe. I'm just saying I ain't lying

[@rogerdk4800]

Weak point of every animal in the world. Humans, we simply destroy it all😅 So sad.

[@bisayangdako79]

This is giving people fun facts! I Subbed to your Channel thank you 😊

[@JBplumbing12]

Yes, fun facts. Next time old man croc is giving me the crocodile rock & roll and the hippy hippy shake I will remember to grab him behind the neck and poke my finger up his nose.

[@Warmaker01]

Crocodile getting nommed from its neck: "But I'm an apex predator!... APEX!"

[@Dankboi420]

Steve never runs out of new video ideas

[@DriveSafeDon]

You put a lot of work into your videos great job my family and I enjoy the videos 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@PillowEgg]

It always amazes me on him animal behaviour came to be, I guess spend more time an an animal body and you learn the ins and outs. I mean what else is there an animal to do but understand and adapt to its environment. Knowing a crocodiles weakness and how sharks physically operate is amazing.

[@chiefkolass8226]

Says the apex predator 😂😂

[@ChristophersMum]

Wow...just got caught up in the video...and...it just ended... long before I was finished with it!! Thank you boys...it was a real eye opener 😲💌✨

[@jarrydothing2060]

As usual you learn something new everyday from a guy in KZbin Than a GODDAM History and Bio Teacher Anyway Good video keep it up👍👍❤❤

[@calderito50]

WATOP, I love your VIDEOS they always entertain me and i learn something new every time you are explaining something, THANK YOU

[@godzillan2389]

2:44 Godzilla vs the M.U.T.OS

[@zendariun101]

Yah

[@thecatman9030]

I’m curious about what information you could present on the man-made hybrids that humans have made. Like the Tiger-Lion hybrid, The Polar Bear-Grizzly bear hybrid, etc.. It’s fascinating, and just think of what would happen if they were set free into the ecosystems: Pure Chaos..! 🤨

[@Mizfit6913]

It would just show how humans can *uck things up!!!

[@adamwu4565]

Polar Bear-Grizzly Hybrids aren't man made. They exist naturally in the northern regions where Grizzly and Polar Bear ranges overlap. As far as we know they do fine and can survive in the same way as any other bear, living more like Grizzlies than Polar Bears (as Polar Bears live more specialized lifestyles) The Lion-Tiger hybrids are man-made, as currently Lions and Tigers don't share overlapping ranges (mainly because we killed one or both of them in all the places where they once did). They probably wouldn't do very well, as they don't seem to retain the hunting instincts of either parent. Ligers also grow huge, but end up oversized of effective hunting. But if they had grown up in the wild and got to learn to hunt from a parent, who knows?

[@LadySsS69]

We're going to be seeing more Pizzlies as global warming continues. They have their grizzly ancestors eating habits which is better suited than the polar bears specialized diet.

[@Yoshikarter1]

@@adamwu4565 Another nature-born hybrid is the coywolf. They are more like wolves than coyotes as they are bigger (and more aggressive) than coyotes.

[@HeartOfWound]

@@Yoshikarter1 another nature hybrid creature called wolfdog. Whether it's a crossbreed with a wild dog like dingo or a domestic dog like german shepherd with a wolf

[@susanmartin3762]

Crocs are not "Terrible invisible terrors" Steve!! They are adorable!

[@nobodyknowsforsure]

@6:45 - Crocodile: "Haha! Little girl now I've got you! You'll make a fine morsel an--Hey! What are you doing?? Did you just stick your fingers in my--Mmmphhh mmmphh Can't...breathe!"

[@linganileshego5703]

I love the channel. 17:00 in South Africa🥰

[@benitobuenavides7690]

This mans voice makes any animal look cute adorable and funny

[@OnGawd492]

bro ive been subscibed to u for a while and everytime i see you fill up ur mug with coffee to the top i always feel like u gonna spill it

[@kuvtuagnoobs]

The name "killer whale" is a bit of misnomer. It should actually be "whale killer" or "killer dolphins". Orcas are not whales and they are indeed dolphins. A lot of people think that the great white is the apex of the ocean, but the orca is the TRUE apex. It hunts the great white along with whales, other dolphins, seals, penguins, sea lions, etc. Pretty much anything in the ocean.

[@michaeleager4635]

Sperm whale is the largest predator in the ocean and on the planet ( if you consider baleen whales grazers

[@siyaadbarreiyodalkaallahau4618]

@@michaeleager4635 can you eat them??

[@rxb786]

@@michaeleager4635 I will vouch for you. Blue Whales are largest, but not largest predator. Sperm whales are largest predator

[@cubozoan9448]

The thing is, killer whales are in fact whales because dolphins are whales.

[@Abell_lledA]

We’re caught up playing the impassioned protagonist in our Subjective Narrative of Self - 🟥

[@siddhantsinghakumar]

1.30 - That's the legendary Queen Machli of India. That tigress was on another level. She's probably the most famous big cat from India. RIP.

[@SoldierSpiderx]

man, this channel will one day will save someone life for sure learn these dangerous weakness you learn something new all the time

[@JasonSpitzMI50]

People forgot that tigers are felines and a average 2lbs house cat can run off a 200 lb man screaming like a little 8-year-old girl if it get a hold to them, so you can imagine what a 200 lb tiger can do🤨.

[@justsomekidthatsinfinitely7090]

What person is running from a kitten

[@pigbenis5295]

Bro what? Who's running from a house cat?

[@ALittleMoreMe]

The terror of a playful kitten.

[@JasonSpitzMI50]

@@pigbenis5295 I have a big house cat and it will bite and claw the shit out you if he get a hold of you. This damn cat has run off pitbull dogs before. Trust me bro this is no kitten this cat can actually f*** you up.

[@pigbenis5295]

@@JasonSpitzMI50 bruh idk if it's true.. Or how big the cat is. It can hurt you no doubt but your average 2lb house cats can be dealt with pretty easily

[@LedezmaVG]

Hey bro I love your videos but I was looking at your thumbnails, and they are crazy hahaha I was wondering who makes the thumbnails for you? Or you make it? Anyway are awesome xD

[@tonyprice2256]

You can blame Hollywood, as usual, in particular the movie 'Jaws' for people's irrational fears of the great white shark. They are not as aggressive as they have been portrayed. There have been many people, including a young woman, Ocean Ramsey who have safely swam with them - even the big ones. There have been many amazing videos on KZbin showing this. A lovely young lady in bikini who can hold her breath for about 8 minutes hitching a ride on a huge great white shark. Amazing footage!

[@KUNALBISWAS-NEWS-TECH-SHORT]

Great Content As Always..

[@bubbsmayne7533]

I friggin love y'alls commentary. Your team, Stevie, and the narrator are killing it! Keep up the hard work and d awesome content and the humor. 💜 💜

[@Bosscross03]

Tiger has just been SUPER LUCKY in that hunting tactic....its like rolling the dice 🎲

[@bakerman42]

Good video, I believe Steve and the narrator are the same person. 😉

[@masterofate4852]

WOW! That was a lot of very interesting GEE WIZ info that I hope I never have to use in my lifetime. Great Video!

[@girafee3454]

Epic vid those tigers be wilding

[@Josh-gp7od]

love your videos keep it up

[@codywoodward2108]

That 10 year old is a bigger badass than most adults! 👊💪✌

[@micstonemic696stone]

seems like these big cats bite the same place as when they carry there young who also go limp, fascinating video,

[@BassitzLovesJesus]

Can we take a moment to appreciate how much time and effort he puts in the videos for us. 😇

[@dustin2979]

@@froggygirl329 funny how KZbin doesnt recognize MrBeast as a channel either. Reported for impersonation.

[@abcde_fz]

Maybe I can get an answer from the producers? I've recently started noticing weird 'fuzziness' and sort of 'disconnectedness' between the subject of some clips, and the background or surrounding areas of the images in the frame. What's the reason for this? 🤔

[@LB-mf4bs]

Does someone know the name of the song at 8:50?

[@Tursla1]

What software do you use to make these videos?

[@skartstudio8824]

THUMBNAIL adobe work is very poor, video is good

[@pharaoh_of_chaos7755]

Steve and his epic research 💪

[@4x96x5]

3:25 tiger screaming oh my

[@natsusatsujinki8342]

2:50 must be a male crocodile 😂 After a short time those lionesses have a sitting duck.

[@purushottamtripathy133]

Big fan of yours. But please don't add that scribblling noise in the video. If thats okey. Other than that really love your videos

[@jaykettavong4109]

I love that last bit with the shark having to keep swimming while sleeping miss opportunity to say they sleep swimming

[@suryanarayanan5158]

Thank you. This was very useful

[@susanmartin3762]

Ooooohh NNOOOO!!! I love crocodiles and gators!😧! I don't want to watch anymore of this video

[@deadringer-cultofdeathratt8813]

The NAPE!!!!!! ⚔️

[@coolpoolbymatthew]

*Poor crocodile* ☹️

[@IndianaDundee]

5:37 wat was that ligt that zoomed across the screen?

[@rafaeloyarzun6337]

Attacking the Neck of the Crocodile only Works if the Tiger its bigger or the same size, it doesnt work in bigger Crocs

[@zaneshapiro6593]

Yeah you are correct. You will never see a Tiger go after an actual huge saltwater croc lol. Same with Caiman and Jaguars. Jaguars don't go after Black Caiman.

[@rafaeloyarzun6337]

@@zaneshapiro6593 People underestimate Crocodilians mobily on land and the power they have in the Jaws, a Saltwater Croc can literally crush a Tiger skull

[@yanaskhoir3657]

@@rafaeloyarzun6337 in fact Bengal is second largest and female one taking croc larger than her size , imagine if this Matured Siberian Male Tiger

[@rafaeloyarzun6337]

@@yanaskhoir3657 Machhli lost 2 canines killing a weak crocodile of less than 4 meters

[@kunalnandurkar8117]

Bro great video. I actually made good comment without watching the video cause i know this video will be good

[@soulesslemming]

I’m using this knowledge and going to lake okeechobee tomorrow, wish me luck.

[@FurryBunny536]

Hi Steve! ✋🏻

[@Zsmokey_jayy]

Love the dragon ball radar noise 😂💀

[@user-uf1qp1it8j]

Good to know this for my next fight with a crocodile. Thanks

[@JessAnalysisTV]

2:32 target locked then dive, That was insane.

[@bubblesezblonde]

One of your best thanks

[@idlanir9304]

This is very important sharing for our knowledge. Thanks.

[@rev_gen_on4071]

your video is so good that it has more likes then viewe

[@diontaedaughtry974]

Thank you this was very helpful and informative not only about fight Crocs but Sharks too. I feel braver now and a little daring just go for the Crocs neck and flip the Shark over or move it backwards, got it.

[@r.s.marcus3043]

This is easily the most fascinating channel on KZbin. Stop making videos - I need sleep.😂

[@calicaly2k]

This was the best documentary on the weaknesses of the most ferocious animals.....GREAT JOB!!!!! This offered so many ways to survive if caught in an unfortunate life threatening situation in water or on land. YOU MUST DO MORE!!!😀😁😃😄😉😊😎☺🙂🤗🙄😏🤓🙃🤑😇💪✌🤘👌👍👏❤💓💕💖💗💙💚💛💜💝💞💟❣💌

[@Imdoneindeed]

It's funny when i found someone trying to say great white shark are superior than orca. They said great white shark would kill lone orca when they're actually will swimming away terrifyingly when seen one at distance 😂 They're forgot shark wasn't think as same as human and they wasn't a shark.

[@salvatorediangelo453]

Most people don’t understand how powerful a tiger is. Their paw swipe averages close to 10,000 psi. I thought this had to be wrong but have seen this sited from multiple sources. If a tiger comes up behind a Crocodile that is on land there is a good chance that Croc gets killed. Tigers are known to break the spines of bears in both India and Russia with a swipe. The skull of a croc would not be able to withstand that kind of impact. BTW that great video of the tiger on the back of the large Crocodile is Machli!

[@tonyprice2256]

Yes. All cats are amazing, but the tiger is the most powerful cat.

[@AzariusR]

I see so this is why Gura was so afraid of Chloe. Thanks.

[@avenuex3731]

Always a good show.

[@sorrowtw]

But wait, in our country tiger sharks prey on American alligators...

[@thefoundationagent61]

Tigress got that "get the fck off my lawn you filthy reptile" philosophy. Cats do be the best.

[@larriemayodi2085]

You said sometimes about girls and I can't stop laughing. Legendary

[@nyctus2024]

Machili only killed mugger crocs which are only 600 pounds and were very far from water and severely sick from summer drought. If these are Niles or Salties machili wouldn't be able to kill them

[@phiddlephart7026]

7:45 teen sharks eat small fry. LOL I just had a cartoon image of a seafood restaurant for teen sharks serving fish & chips. You know, SMALL FRY

[@proximate1601]

WATOP secretly have more than 1 Million subscribers .. CONGRATULATIONS =)

[@oldi184]

2:50 lol! 🤣 Watop are you that naive?

[@touremuhammad5983]

Can you cover the bobcat that once killed a shark in your next video??

[@Foxiepawstotti]

Why would you want to tell an Internet full of crazies what animals weak points are?

[@beautyonabarnbudget]

@7:43 that's a Mako shark, not a teenage great white 🦈

[@bonesjones9668]

I’ll go try this out, thanks

[@doumaamahpauljunior2808]

we have always heard about your content and how great it is but we have never seen ur face🤨