What If Crocodiles Were Introduced Into The Amazonian Rainforest?

What If Crocodiles Were Introduced Into The Amazonian Rainforest?
Well, we want to shark that all up, turn the Amazon upside-down. We want to insert crocodiles into the Amazonian rainforest. And if we did that, what would happen? How would the Amazon react? And more importantly, how would the crocodile react?
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[@MyManUtd101]

Mate caimans can survive there so the crocodiles would fuckin' dominate that ecosystem.

[@BasedWolFkelley]

I was just thinking aren’t caimans a species of crocodile?

[@STEAMAIR1]

​@@BasedWolFkelley miniature cousins compare to crocs

[@gabek1381]

​@@STEAMAIR1Depends on the species. Black Caiman are bigger than most species of crocodile.

[@wongxianchen582]

​@@gabek1381😅😅black caiman bigger than most croc?? Well..only specific case... specific individual...not all black caiman

[@wongxianchen582]

​@@BasedWolFkelleytotally different species even though they did share common ancestor..10? 20 mil years ago..

[@scaldon2]

They might have difficulties with anacondas . Anaconda are primarily in water . Jaguars would learn real quick to stsy a way from water. Also crocodile would immediately go to top of food chain .

[@pheni0X-x1n]

Anaconda isn't stupid enough to go for a adult croc what so ever

[@DaDelinguisher]

Anacondas struggle with adult caiman .. a croc is larger and more loyal than a caiman and anacondas combined

[@AndrewDavis-sj6mb]

You spelled stay incorrect @scaldon2 I say crocs would have to see if the fish in the Amazon are edible?.

[@jaketrat3725]

Well there is already crocodile in the Amazon lol

[@braydencombrinck]

Kak​@@jaketrat3725

[@MaryLouJones-qp2rv]

Jaguar: Why is that caiman so big? Oh, that ain’t a caiman.

[@oliverneves-gi3lh]

Saltwater crocodile: That’s right I’m not a caiman…. I am a SALTWATER CROCODILE!!!!

[@diestimmeausdemnirvana8286]

Jaguars also live from Northern South America up to the South of the US. So they encounter big crocks like the American salt water crocodile or the orinoco crocodile.

[@alexluke84]

​@@diestimmeausdemnirvana8286there is no saltwater crocs in America...only Aussie

[@Vexinsight]

It's not like the jaguar goes after the big crocodiles. Jaguars in Central America kill crocodiles, and they always opt for those that are 3 meters or shorter. Caimans and crocodiles function almost identically in many ways, and neither would actually be able to remain immune to feline predation.

[@kago500]

Nile Crocodiles exist in the Congo rainforest. No reason for them to Struggle in the Amazon.

[@martinrasmussen7754]

And especially Nile crocodiles live in Australia.

[@A_Randomguy_]

​@@martinrasmussen7754salt water and fresh water crocs live in australia not niles

[@NillymNilly93]

Only salties and freshies in Northern Australia ​@@martinrasmussen7754

[@b.l.0427]

​@@A_Randomguy_not fresh

[@Blackmamba648]

@@martinrasmussen7754Niles are from the Nile river in Africa

[@_mattmercy_]

Is that even a question? They would thrive.

[@one7decimal2eight]

Salt Water, Nile, or Mugger Crocodiles would go to the top of the food chain, and nothing would pose a threat to adults.

[@microbus432]

Green anaconda, jaguar, electric eel, bullshark?

[@anilkumar-ug8op]

​@@microbus432all would be food for adult crocs

[@microbus432]

@@anilkumar-ug8op there's only one way to find out🤣

[@stevenhall8964]

Git er done!!

[@one7decimal2eight]

@microbus432 I seriously doubt an anaconda would ever go near a 20 foot long croc. Jaguars hunt Cayman. Cayman are nowhere near as aggressive as crocodiles nor anywhere near as large. Electric eels...no idea. Depends on if the croc would actually suffer a shock or if the crocs jaws would just kill instantly resulting in little to no shock. Crocs already live around great whites and tiger sharks in Australia. Bull sharks are aggressive but I think would not want to mess with a saltwater croc unless it was smaller than it.

[@Dreamias185]

They'd tell jaguars, anacondas and every other predator that "this my world now"

[@papafansoy8960]

there is a new sheriff in town

[@shaundavis4668]

All crocodiles lay their eggs on dry land, usually in a nest by the water edge made of rotting vegetation. Not in the water.

[@Villain630]

I was like wtf is this

[@davehart1027]

That could be an issue

[@jub8891]

i like how the script sounds like it was written for a presentation by middle schoolers but narrated by an adult

[@sakshattiwari6831]

A Nile or Saltwater croc would absolutely dominate the forest. They'll end up hunting Jaguars and those jacked up otters.

[@JACKAL98]

Yup salties arent like their amazonian cousins(camians). Theyre much bigger, and more vicious. Jaguars in for a surprise if it tries to take on a full grown salty😂

[@daniels7717]

Black caiman grow up to 20ft and would give the salty a run for his money for sure. Don’t underestimate the black caiman he is also better adjusted to the amazonian. Jaguars wouldn’t attack a 20ft salty since they also avoid the old male black caimans but NOT all adult crocs grow up to 20ft or longer only the old males. Under 13ft the jaguar could definetly kill an adult salty.

[@sorenhansen3288]

@@daniels7717male salties - on average - grow to around 17 feet long and 1,000 pounds. That’s the average

[@Bill_Cipher_OG]

​​@@daniels7717 They grow upto 14ft avg and weigh bout 490 pounds.

[@chalkandcheese1868]

They would dominate

[@davcharley5001]

Salties would definitely survive the Amazon Rainforest,they're better swimmers than alligators so they're pretty much at home in the Amazonian River 🌎 Plus,the Amazon has tons of prey 4 Salties 2 eat such as; fish 🐠 sloths 🦥 ,spider monkeys 🐵,even caimans 🐊 (Saltwater Crocodiles are known 4 being cannibalistic predators)

[@Aorun7]

Salties would be needed lot larger preys. Like other predators such as jaguars bears other crocodilians snakes etc

[@thomashamilton2761]

​@@Aorun7lmao black caiman eat jags and dwarf caiman have bitched and injured jaguars Americn gators have killed jags when they use to live in USA before they were shot out in the 70s a salty a Nile or any true large croc would destroy a jaguar

[@patricklewis2199]

​@MalacodaJ they would munch on those capybara, tapirs, fish and probably cayman the back and forth between crocs, Jaguars and giant river otters would be something to see.

[@stevenhall8964]

Any Crocodilians from Alligators to Crocodiles to Garials to Gavials to all the Caimans would survive and thrive!!

[@jub8891]

would salties thrive in a freshwater river biome?

[@pheni0X-x1n]

Salties would disrupt the entire ecosystem..

[@jonshields437]

Facts because they will eat everything in and around the water. A large male salty would own caiman and anaconda. Bull sharks would be a small challenge to a young male but a fully grown bull salty is taking home the crown. A jaguar could subdue a juvenile male and a female but jumping in the water with a 15+ ft saltie is a sure death wish

[@ErdonShabani-xj7ku]

Yeah salties eat bull sharks in australian waters A swc can weigh around 2,400 lbs

[@iceman60101]

If Caimans can survive in the Amazon, crocodiles would also

[@BobFredrickson-x3x]

Salt water croc would be top predator that 3600psi bite force would take out anaconda's

[@Fins-Up-74]

If black caiman at their largest are basically untouchable, how would anyone think that anything would go against them since they are just... bigger than black caiman?

[@danielkudo4800]

Not just bigger, but more aggressive and stronger bite force (Saltie and the Nile)

[@Fins-Up-74]

@danielkudo4800 exactly, this would probably be disastrous for the rainforest of the Amazon. Caiman would go extinct, jaguars would have to stop hunting along water banks. Anaconda stand no chance, and there is practically nothing else that can rival them at all. They would eat everything, but because of how little they eat, maybe they can prolong it

[@Vexinsight]

​@@Fins-Up-74 I don't assume they will go extinct. Black caimans can limit crocodile numbers by killing their young. Most likely they would lead a peaceful coexistence. The saltwater crocodile coexists with other crocodilians in Asia and no hostile interactions have been reported. If there were hostile interactions, it would be by black caimans fearful of the presence of another large crocodilian, and would probably try to suppress them.

[@tnazealot2143]

Jaguars will have to be adapt only around the water like the Nile Monitor otherwise they’re toast. Same with the Anaconda who would be spaghetti since Crocs aren’t solitary unlike tiny Caiman

[@andresroelalvarado5943]

The crocodiles would be the apex predatory species of all the Amazon

[@David-hq5rx]

They would be a Factor in the Amazon most definitely!!!

[@bweupemibenge4631]

Nile Crocs would make it. Temperatures are similar to Uganda and they have tons of them, male and female

[@leonidasneves7972]

Are there black caimans in the amazon, I always thought it would be kinda cool if there were crocodiles in the amazon

[@sc0repio662]

It's sad... the animals are freaking huge, ( in fact they're one of the largest species of crocodilian on the planet) but due to it's rarity, nobody remembers the Amazon DOES HAVE IT'S OWN CROC!!... The Orinoco

[@pietropes1322]

Caiman already live there so crocs would thrive as well. No different

[@josephandrews7638]

There is a crocodile I know that actually does live in the Amazon. The Orinoco Crocodile

[@stevenhall8964]

Actually the Orinoco is not part of the Amazon, they are two separate river systems that are close by geographically!

[@Sociallybeast01]

Did you watch the video? Lmao

[@josephandrews7638]

@@stevenhall8964 I always thought they were part of the northern part of the Amazon but rarely spotted by people. Thanks for the info 👍

[@jointcerulean3350]

@josephandrews7638 During the Pleistocene the Orinoco crocodile did, also there is a cryptid species of croc said to live in the Amazon

[@gacha.life.with.crystal9359]

We got crocodile iin Bristol uk think he lost

[@dvrksxde625]

There are also multiple uncontacted tribes in the Amazon that would also be one of the crocs main rivals, the Anaconda as well

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

The biggest anaconda may take on a juvenile saltie, but definitely not an adult. The biggest anacondsa are not taking on adult black caimans, which are smaller than adult salties.

[@pirthipalsingh3381]

1st view now I will get likes🎉🎉🎉

[@Luckycat868]

I like

[@pirthipalsingh3381]

@@Luckycat868 thanks

[@DracoYahinAlchedius]

In my opinion, the Amazon Rainforest are one of the perfect habitats for the Crocodile. The climate, range of food, its position in the food chain probably as the Apex predator, environment being a mixture of water bodies and trees and land.... Everything is naturally set up for them there.

[@MH_worldisdoomed]

Amazon inhabitants: why is this channel trying to kill us?! They are introducing Tigers, bears, lions, crocodiles... What have we done!!

[@sliferxxxx]

Lol!!!

[@tyrannicalgod6064]

What if the Elephants introduced into the Amazon rainforest

[@jamesanagnos6123]

yea lets bring Tarzan and cheeta alsow

[@TravisWillden-ik5sd]

in my opinion if elephants were introduced into the Amazon rainforest then they would survive, unless you play planet zoo that is.

[@microbus432]

African forest elephants or indian elephants might.

[@tyrannicalgod6064]

@@microbus432 indian elephants

[@microbus432]

@@tyrannicalgod6064 imagine the natives at the first encounter 😅

[@Jesse-d9g]

Crocodiles often reach 16 or 18 feet so they need not worry about anacondas . The camins which inhabit the Amazon only reach about 12 feet . 3:43

[@maralinekozial9131]

The Jaguar might kill small Caiman but it's not killing no Nile or Salty

[@Vexinsight]

Until they become adults, they are suitable prey.

[@camm8642]

juvenilles they can kill but large adults no there big and much more aggressive then any camians they come across.....they will view the jaguar as potential food completely different mindset from camians

[@yentasnivla]

And the salty would not stay in the Amazon. The whole Caribbean would have a ton of them.

[@AnnhilateTheNihilist]

0:29 it says Shark that all up not shake lol

[@bogdandragas114]

They are already crocodiles in amazon 😂

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

caimans

[@bogdandragas114]

@@naithngr81-jh2bb yes but there are also crocodiles

[@bogdandragas114]

@@naithngr81-jh2bb Orinoco crocodile

[@AndhikaNurPermadi]

Caimans be like: Am I not Croc-ey enough for you??

[@originalxbox9924]

The crocodile's brother caimans been living in the amazon since the dawn of time. For sure the crocodiles would thrive in the amazon rain-forest🐊

[@mikielsahagun6054]

What if the hippopotamus were in the Amazon

[@The_Practical_Daydreamer]

Pablo Escobar has hippos. There is currently a feral population there, released after his death.

[@mstr293]

Escobar's Hippos? Is Colombia anywhere near the Amazon?

[@truthonly-]

​@@mstr293 Yes the Amazon Rainforest spreads in Columbia.

[@mikielsahagun6054]

@mstr293 African Hippos dropped into the Amazon jungle

[@camm8642]

jaguars will avoid anywhere in the water they are.......so will giant otters and pretty much everything else they would change the ecosystem so much there very presence will change how everything lives.

[@SeonjaeDragon]

Orinoco Crocodile King Of South American Animal.

[@maksimatic]

Cute bearded dragons @ 5:41 👌🏽😆🤦🏼‍♂️

[@mantaray2239]

Adaptations to environmental differences are what enable certain species to predominate within a given region. While important, size, speed and power are often not the main characteristics that determine biological success.

[@mikielsahagun6054]

Anaconda and the salt water crocodile will be at the top of the food chain

[@Hepler-s2b]

I think you have a typo! On the slide where you say you want to shake it all up you put shark

[@AdegbiteSola]

With its powerful jaws and razor sharp 36 teeth, the crocodile would dominate the Amazon jungle in no time.

[@chinolebron6233]

I could imagine a scenario where the crocs could evolve over time to change what we know about their eggs and young.

[@larryhudson6136]

The Crocodile of the Americas (the American Crocodile), does venture into the Amazon, as does the Morelet's Crocodile. However, there is no evidence of them having regular indigenous populations in the Amazon. Morelet's Crocodiles, and American Crocodiles can sometimes be found living, as far south in South America, as waterways in Argentina (these are typically regarded as transient visitors, as there doesn't seem to be any evidence of populations being established). It's likely Morelet's Crocodiles make there way that far south via the Amazon River, and it's tributaries (though they can tolerate saltwater, they probably don't swim that far south along the coastline, and then move into rivers). The American Crocodile is quite comfortable traveling great distances in saltwater, so they can easily get into Argentinian waterways via coastal inlets. American Crocodiles, Nile Crocodiles, and Indo-Pacific Saltwater Crocodiles, can easily survive in the Amazon. Obviously Nile crocs, and Indo-Pacific Saltwater Crocodiles are not indigenous to the Amazon, so of course those species would have to be brought there, as the post suggests. There are three species of crocodile indigenous to Mexico, Central America, and South America : Morelet's Crocodile of Mexico and Central America; Orinoco Crocodile of Venezuela (with sparse populations in Columbia); and The Crocodile of the Americas (the American Crocodile, with a range from islands in the Caribbean, to southern Florida, Cuba, into Mexico, Central America, and South America). The Amazon has populations of many Caiman species, and now even the Black Caiman is making a comeback, so crocodiles in South America, just don't attempt to establish populations were there are, already high populations of large aquatic reptiles, if it can be avoided (this also includes anacondas).

[@jacobbustos7916]

I know for sure there are crocodiles in the Amazon jungle. So, how about some battles, like Crocodile VS Polar Bear, or Walrus, or even Jaguar for three?

[@russelmayele8013]

Crocs lay eggz in the water? Huh!? Tf

[@derekdekker9685]

The question is, why arent there crocodiles there already? There are crocodiles to the north and south of the Amazon.

[@sorenhansen3288]

They got hunted by humans

[@Vexinsight]

Maybe difficulty thriving. There are those who theorize that black caimans are on some level a deterrent. Since they would be ecologically dominant to the two South american crocodiles in a similar way to how the American alligator is in Florida with the American crocodile. And the Cayman is definitely more hostile, although some assume otherwise just because the other two are a crocodile.

[@camm8642]

even the mugger crocodiles will change the dynamic they can also get pretty big not quite as big as niles or salties on average but still pretty big and can be quite aggressive

[@mbn_Prince_Bub]

There are crocodiles in the Amazon like 2 species

[@sandoe41]

Add another zero to your answer.

[@mbn_Prince_Bub]

@@sandoe41 caiman ain’t crocs there alligators technically

[@houselightkell]

Don't crocodiles bury their eggs in the sand?

[@danhardy3704]

Dinner time!

[@edwardkimakaballislifekim_578]

Nice

[@beakofthesouth2666]

Real question....could the Amazon survive Salt Water Crocodiles ?

[@idontknow-gz1do]

Would love to see Cape buffalo vs liger!

[@curious5887]

Well, you could reintroduce Orinoco crocs to the Amazon, since they used to live in Amazon before humans extirpated them there

[@DavidemmanuelMiralles-is6go]

Next Bengal tiger vs barbary lion Amur tiger vs african lion Leopard seal vs polar bear Jaguar vs giant anteater Gorilla vs sloth bear Jaguar vs spotted hyena Jaguar vs Black bear Grizzly bear vs rhinoceros

[@stevenhall8964]

Cougars VS African Leopards

[@Vexinsight]

1-The first one I don't know how to say the result 2-Amur tiger 3-Depends on where the fight is taking place 4- Jaguar 5- A tie 6- Jaguar 7- Black bear 8- Rhinocerus

[@markcanterbury4094]

Make a video of Rhodesian Ridgeback vs kangal who whole win a fight and who is stronger

[@NoName-eq5oy]

there are crocodiles in the amazon rainforest. wtf

[@stevenhall8964]

No. Noname, there are no crocodiles in the Amazon. Only Caiman. There are also 2 different species of freshwater Dolphins in the Amazon!

[@NoName-eq5oy]

@@stevenhall8964 hm seems like you are right. i thought orinoco and american crocs were found in the amazon rainforest but thats not the case.

[@Wrangler59]

They would be a top predator in the Amazon as well.

[@aurochsxx5932]

There are too many types of crocodiles? Nile crocs could find it difficult at first seeing tbere arent large mammals like zebras, wildebeest, buffaloes but eventually they will adapt easily, Gharial could thrive there with plenty of fish, Mugger would start to dine on capybaras, Salties would find more types of fish to eat or anyother animal that cones close... ...basically every type of crocs barring smaller species woukd thrive

[@danielkudo4800]

Saltie would eats everything including jaguar, monkey, boar, human

[@fernandocaceres2955]

Ps all crocodile species lay there eggs on land so it would not be all female hatchlings now personally what I think would really cool is if they introduce Nile salty hybrids

[@josephmack9710]

YOU FORGET ADD THE NILE CROCODILE

[@raindropsonroses27]

Isn’t there already crocodiles there? Wasn’t Poncho that famous crocodile from the Amazon?

[@ЛюбомирДрагнев-б1п]

Sun bear vs Hyenodon Horridus Spotted hyena vs Dire wolf Alabai vs Dire wolf Bully kutta vs Dire wolf Spotted hyena vs Caucasian shepherd Megalodon vs Perucetus Sarcosuchus Imperator vs Parotodus Benedeni Goliath Tigerfish vs Barracuda

[@zisanmahmud4335]

Very few carnivore mamals can threaten a crocodile. They are lion, tiger, bear. Polar Bears and Royal Bengal Tiger can kill saltwater crocodile. And they can defend themselves comfortably against saltie in water. Polar Bears and Bengal Tigers are amazing swimers. They can hold their breath for long time and take dip in water. So, a crocodile can't drown them

[@mstr293]

They can never kill full grown ones. Machli can only manage to take down Mugger Crocs no bigger than 250kg based on the dimensions between her and the Croc she killed. Said "14 footer" 250kg Muggers would still be fodder to 18 footer 500kg Salties. The Mugger was oddly not explosive too. Meaning she killed one that's already weakened/dying.

[@Polosatiy_Varan]

No predatory mammals pose a threat to large crocodiles. Tigers don't even come close to the big swamp crocodiles, which are smaller and weaker than Salty. And the croc's death roll is the end game for these predatory mammals. By the way, bears and tigers cannot stay under water for more than a few minutes.

[@johnconnor7131]

No lion or tiger has a chance against an adult saltie,a fully grown bear might have a chance of not getting killed but there no threat

[@OrdemDoGraveto]

If aligators survive, crocodiles survive. No need to overthink It. And you grouped ALL the crocodile species as If they were a single thing.

[@pedrogabrielduarte4544]

What about the American and Orinoco crocodiles?

[@nguyenlightduy7020]

Those species probaly can survive if not become the apex predator (They can grown as Large or even larger than the Black caiman)

[@sc0repio662]

Oooooo let's play the "what if" game What if... someone involved in this video remembered that the Orinoco ((Crocodylus intermedius)), a now rare, but very large species of Croc, exists ONLY in the Amazonian tributary that bears it's name.

[@diyanandaharinandhanh5729]

Please make a video on the legendary battle between Capsian Tiger vs Siberian tiger😢

[@GiftedGaz78]

Of course they could, if there’s pray and temp is perfect

[@Neonblue84]

there are crocodile in amazone rainforest, called Orinoco crocodile

[@TimelessWildlife]

This would be an intresting senario

[@AllAhabNoMoby]

Interesting thought experiment. As to their sex, I will paraphrase Jeff Goldblum and say "Live... finds a way."

[@TreyTruth619]

One thing for sure there children would have a hard time making it to adulthood 😂

[@mopes2713]

Crocodiles live in Costa Rica and Central American Rainforests, which is extremely Humid Tropical Climate. Why wouldn't they be able to survive in Brazil just a few countries down with the same type of climate as Costa Rica?

[@mofojian7645]

Crocodiles don’t lay eggs in water Come on man get your facts right

[@nathanwilliams8269]

I came here to point out the typo early on in the video about “sharking” things up. But someone’s already done that.

[@poulardu]

Anacondas would have a field day😂

[@naithngr81-jh2bb]

with small specimens, not adults and probably not even juveniles. anacondas can't even take on adult black caimans, which are smaller than adult salt water crocs.

[@matthewjordan7731]

Until a year or two ago I though crocodiles did live in the Amazon since it just seems like a place you’d find them…that being said it could be an ecological disaster. I know anacondas can get big and all but they just can’t compete a salt water crocodile.

[@synaestesia-bg3ew]

I am sure that will give a dangerous idea to the wealthy cartel boss. The Medellin cartel boss imported hippos from Africa and left them in the Colombian jungle where they thrived to this day.

[@dundeek.9348]

Saltwater crocs will be happily live there, let's introduce them

[@lftmarshall3955]

POV alligators 🤯that’s me

[@Yescauseidgas]

Correction: Average Salties are 16 - 17 You used the largest saltwater crocodiles which is 20ft And they weigh 2000lbs

[@mirwaiszazai9044]

Your channel makes me in thought Amazon doesn’t have any strong wild animals 🤷🏻‍♂️ nor tiger nor loin nor crocodile

[@jonshields437]

The wet season and food sources would cause the saltie to grow even bigger and more aggressive

[@danielkudo4800]

Saltie also live in the rainforest of Southeast Asia, and The largest one was found in the Philippines not in Australia, so you might be right. And the spotting of larger saltie is much prominent in the Southeast Asian countries especially in Indonesia, and the news of human attack is almost everyday

[@dennisoffline1568]

would it be not also problematic that crocs fuel themself in full sunlight (as you mentioned) but the amazon (except the part that we stupid humans destroying) is mostly pretty dense at doesn't allowed much sunlight to hit the ground?

[@lenifoster5360]

Wow! ❤

[@_mattmercy_]

I think the only thing they would have to worry about are humans jaguars and being snatched when they are babies by other predators. Shouldn't even be a question they would thrive.

[@Polosatiy_Varan]

Jaguars would be typical food for Salty and Niles

[@MrEspud]

If they can survive in the Everglades im sure they can survive in the Amazon

[@danielreid6041]

I thought crocodiles built nest to regulate temperatures to have both male and female

[@JLAvey]

Crocs would have to contend with anaconda and jaguar.

[@johnconnor7131]

Jaguar aint doing a thing to a salt water croc except getting eaten

[@danielkudo4800]

Nah, Saltwater crocodile is MUCH larger, stronger and agile than Caiman in the water. And also Jaguar only prey medium size Caiman, not he Black one

[@Vexinsight]

​@@johnconnor7131 A sub-adult crocodile can easily be subdued by a jaguar in an ambush. And even though the crocodile wins if it attacks effectively, conflicts on the part of the jaguar will generally never begin at a time when it does not have an absolute advantage.

[@benefactor4309]

Amazon Rain forest is not Canada

[@paladinkhan]

You are correct

[@TravisWillden-ik5sd]

You're right

[@Billrobster]

Really?

[@TravisWillden-ik5sd]

yup.

[@Marktheshark804]

They'd thrive.

[@SohailSomwaru]

Jaguars 🐆 and black caimans can prey on juvenile and adolescent crocodiles 🐊 The only thing that can stop 🛑 a full grown adult crocodile 🐊 whether it be the saltwater or nile crocodile is going to be the green anaconda

[@johnconnor7131]

Anaconda aint killing no full grown saltie,i doubt you have seen one up close if you think that

[@oliverneves-gi3lh]

@@johnconnor7131yeah one bite and the anaconda is done for.

[@anthonycroci2013]

I'm not gonna lie I already thought there were crocodiles there

[@chaneladriana6829]

I’m surprised there are no crocs in the Amazon

[@chinedupeters429]

They would be the Apex predator in the amazon..

[@alphaomega1351]

What if humans were introduced? 🤔

[@jonathangary7010]

I thought crocs where in Amazon wow didn’t know this

[@hunterhq295]

Electric eels to watch out for too