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Crocodile, the killler of water

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The largest Skull on record for Crocodylus palustris is 51.5 cm DCL Skull  in Sri Lanka, 1979.
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(06-14-2024, 02:47 AM)ruimendes1 Wrote:
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The largest Skull on record for Crocodylus palustris is 51.5 cm DCL Skull  in Sri Lanka, 1979.
@ruimendes1 thanks for your valuable information
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Quote:A huge 5 m specimen of Tomistoma was captured in 2020 in the province of Central Kalimantan in Indonesia and was later released in a safe location by local authorities. https://prokalteng.co/2020/2/14/Wow-Warg...g-5-Meter/
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Quote:A huge 5.5 m specimen of Tomistoma was killed on 12 August 2019 in the Batanghari River, Tebo Municipality, Jambi province on Sumatra Island in Indonesia 12 August 2019
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(07-17-2024, 01:29 PM)ruimendes1 Wrote:
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Quote:Photos of a gigantic Nile crocodile attacking an adult wildebeest

Perhaps the most massive captured on a photograph. Any details known?
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(08-11-2024, 02:55 AM)ruimendes1 Wrote:
Quote:Video the parte 3 the documentary the Bujang Senang 




I fixed the video for you. Here is the link to our help section, where it is explained how to embed Youtube videos/

https://wildfact.com/forum/topic-how-to-...s-in-posts


As for this video, firstly I do not believe that croc is 35', there is a number of videos using that same clip, one of which claims he is over 50'. While he is quite large, clearly, there is nothing in the clip for scale, we have no idea ho zoomed in the person filming it had his camera set at, a whole bunch of unknowns on this clip.

If he was even as big as Lolong, I can assure that someone would be out there, doing everything they could to get a proper measurement, so they could be the ones to get their names in the record books as having identified him.
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Quote:I bring here some photos of large Gharial species, I was wondering if anyone has information about the size of any of these specimens?
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(07-16-2024, 05:37 PM)epaiva Wrote: [quote='ruimendes1' pid='207682' dateline='1718315240']

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