>> ^Velocity5:

@messenger
Good point. I did a search on youtube for a crocodile running, and this is all I could find: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7wKY6yC6ck


I clicked that - you suck

@messenger

Good point. I did a search on youtube for a crocodile running, and this is all I could find: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7wKY6yC6ck

Saw on a nature show that crocks are among the stupidest animals, and really easy to dominate on land. You just tap them the top of the end of their snout. This tells them you're bigger than them and they back off. It's easiest done with a stick. This guy could have used his knuckles.>> ^Velocity5:

It seems like he's done this before, so maybe they know what unexpected hacks to use to control the crocodile's behavior.
And in case things go wrong, maybe the tour guide has a powerful rifle trained on the croc.
So maybe less risky than it looks.

It seems like he's done this before, so maybe they know what unexpected hacks to use to control the crocodile's behavior.

And in case things go wrong, maybe the tour guide has a powerful rifle trained on the croc.

So maybe less risky than it looks.

I think pumkinanstorm beat you to it.

To be clear, there IS NO actual proper way to feed a crocodile either.

*eia

Or, the croc got so bored he fell asleep. >> ^boblobblaw:

I highly doubt it was drowning either. I think a more plausible explanation would be that the jaguar pierced the top of the croc's skull with its teeth.
>> ^iaui:
I'm not sure that crocodile was drowning ... some crocodiles can stay under water for upwards of two hours, some even longer. Perhaps if it was caught off guard before it could breathe in and prepare for a dive it might drown? Or perhaps the jaguar footage was really over a couple of hours long and it just stood there holding the crocodile underwater that whole time and the editor just didn't want to make us watch that length of film... (:

I highly doubt it was drowning either. I think a more plausible explanation would be that the jaguar pierced the top of the croc's skull with its teeth.

>> ^iaui:

I'm not sure that crocodile was drowning ... some crocodiles can stay under water for upwards of two hours, some even longer. Perhaps if it was caught off guard before it could breathe in and prepare for a dive it might drown? Or perhaps the jaguar footage was really over a couple of hours long and it just stood there holding the crocodile underwater that whole time and the editor just didn't want to make us watch that length of film... (:

I'm not sure that crocodile was drowning ... some crocodiles can stay under water for upwards of two hours, some even longer. Perhaps if it was caught off guard before it could breathe in and prepare for a dive it might drown? Or perhaps the jaguar footage was really over a couple of hours long and it just stood there holding the crocodile underwater that whole time and the editor just didn't want to make us watch that length of film... (:

Jaguar versus crocodile:

>> ^lucky760:

Crocodiles are afraid of lions? Whoa. That blows my mind.


There's a video out there of a jaguar drowning a crocodile. Just grabs it and pins it under the water. Big cats are not to be fucked with.

Crocodiles are afraid of lions? Whoa. That blows my mind.

It's Samuel L. Jackson -- get the muthafuckin' crocodiles outta this muthafuckin swamp!>> ^Sagemind:

>> ^SevenFingers:
I recognize that voice... is it Billy D Williams?

That was my first guess as well.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'lion, crocodile, intimidation, back down, king of the jungle' to 'lion, crocodile, intimidation, back down, king of the jungle, Samuel L Jackson' - edited by Trancecoach

The trauma is real but there are a lot of crocodile tears in this video.