Crocodile, the killler of water

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Lioness vs Crocodile. This stunning image is taken by Brett E. Ellis at Moremi Game Reserve, Okavango Delta, Botswana.

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Masai Mara Kenya. August 2016

Crocodile swinging a dead Hippo calf to break up the carcass. Credits to Gkpixels.

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Credits to Stephen Kangisser.

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Credits to ‎Maggie Griffiths‎.

Lake Panic..Kruger.

While everyone in the hide was following a Pied Kingfisher I was looking around for something else. In a flash these two Crocs started fighting over territory..It was over in no time. Only two of us got the pics..Right place..Right Time...!! Taken awhile back but sharing....

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Credits to Candice Botha.

Crocodile feeding off a Giraffe Carcass late afternoon at Lubyelubye , guarding the feast and letting no other crocs near.

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Mugger Crocodile, credits to Paul Williams/Flickr Commons.

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Crocodile eating zebra carcass at Lower Sabie, Kruger National Park. Credits to Julio de Castro.

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(12-14-2015, 07:30 PM)Majingilane Wrote: Manu Aiyappa Kanjithanda:
Big Catch - Mugger catch Pelican series.,

The mugger crocodile is a skilled predator that preys on a variety of species. Like other crocodilians they are ambush hunters and wait for their prey to come close. They wait camouflaged in the murky waters to launch the attack in the suitable moment. 
Mugger crocodiles have been documented using lures to hunt prey such as birds. This means they are among the first reptiles recorded to use tools. By balancing sticks and branches on their heads, Mugger crocodiles are able to lure birds looking for suitable nesting material. This strategy, which is shared by the American alligator, is particularly effective during the nesting season, in which birds are more likely to gather appropriate nesting materials. (Wiki)
Mugger crocodile,
RBS - Karnataka,
Jan - 2015.,

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That sounds interesting. This is first time I heard of this phenomenon. Tfs Reply

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Credits to Latest Sightings - Kruger.

Amazing sighting of crocodile eating an impala earlier today 

On the H10 bridge 
Tinged by Anisah

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Pic by Aadila and Zainub.

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Credits to Andrew Henderson.

A five-metre crocodile eats a bull shark at Yellow Waters in Kakadu National Park.

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Credits to Sergey Uryadnikov.

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Credits to Jorge Alesanco - Cheetah Tented Camp.

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A crocodile, over 17 feet long, was captured in Matara, Sri Lanka.


It was stuck in a canal leading off the Nilwala river.

The giant reptile was released back into the river by wildlife officials.

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Credits to Clint Ralph.

Close Encounter! Croc going in for the kill on a Wilderbeest crossing the Mara River, Kenya. 

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Mara croc, credits to Gerry Armstrong

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