BIGGEST CROCODILES IN BHITARKANIKA NATIONAL PARK HOME TO KALIA ODISHA INDIA 🇮🇳
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Bhitarkanika National Park Odisha is home to the biggest salt water crocodiles in india
Kalia "The Dark One" was a giant saltwater crocodile known beyond its giant size as a famous man-eater terrorized the region for about 50 years until he was killed in 1926 near Dhamara River in Bhitarkanika National Park by the famous hunter prince Rajendra Narayan Bhanjadeo of Kanila.
Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the estuarial region of Bramhani-Baitarani, in the north-eastern place of Kendrapara district of Odisha (Orissa), the sanctuary covers an area of 672 square kilometers of Mangrove Forests and Wetland. Three rivers flow out to sea at Bhitarkanika forming a tidal maze of muddy creeks and mangroves. Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary is home to numerous species of birds. It is also home to the endangered and mysterious King Cobras. The sanctuary has to its account is the inhibition of its ecosystem by the Giant Estuarine Crocodiles and numerous varieties of other animal species
Bhitarkanika has one of the largest populations of endangered saltwater crocodiles in India and is globally unique in that, 10% of the adults exceed 6 m length. Nearly 1671 saltwater crocodiles inhabit the rivers and creeks. Around 3,000 saltwater crocodiles were born during 2014 annual breeding and nesting season. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Now we know where lolong's bigger brother came from
Thank you for visiting Odisha brother 🙏🏼
Love from Bhubaneswar, odisha, india❤️
India's a beautiful country with absolutely fascinating history & fantastic historical monuments, and the Indian people are truly wonderful, i can't wait to visit & will, just as soon as all the killer crocs, deadly snakes, spiders that maim, man - eating tigers & sloth bears that split ya up the middle have moved out.
They are the original inhabitants of india and make it more exciting the chance of being eaten is rare these days in the UK we only have the fox 🦊
Actually as a person of Indian origin living in the US I can tell you that those animals are far fewer in number than they used to be. Habitat loss is probably in the upper 90% and there are very small national reserves or uninhabitable areas like the Mangrove forests where large animals can still make a living. Sad story everywhere on this planet except maybe in Africa or South America.
@@JustExperience101 Lol Oh aye, they are & my comment was written more in the spirit of humour than what I actually think.
@@Danin4985 Aye, I know, and it's a crying shame & the fact that certain predatory sections of society have seized upon the issue of the environment to remove freedoms/rights just adds insult to injury.
Great video.. Your videos helped me a lot in my project on bhitarkanika.. Thank you
Really that's great I hope you get to visit bhitarkanika and find the giants 😎 👍
Love from puri than you for visiting
Good title
@Just Experience
Hey, I’m back commenting on this video after about a year. Just wanted to let you know that Chamo Lake in Ethiopia has the most impressive looking crocodiles in the world! They are Nile Crocodiles and are about the same length as Bhitarkanika Saltwater Crocodiles, but the Chamo Lake Niles are heavier built and more massive overall. You can see a number of Chamo Lake Nile Crocodiles videos on TH-cam. I thought you might be interested in knowing this.
Hello mate that's So cool I've never heard of this lake now I'm researching it sounds amazing I will love to visit and probably will Ethiopia is on list how was your experience also any tips
@@JustExperience101
I’ve never been to Chamo Lake. I’ve only seen videos and read articles about it online.
Maybe you can one day but if not I show your my journey when I reach there it's one of my goals now Finding theses big Crocs
Back off you m0r0n salties are longer and heavier then Nile crocodiles and aggressive too
I hope you had a blast
At 7:23 is that the famous crocodile they call "Kalia"? That crocodile looks to be 23 feet long and very heavily-built. How big did you estimate it to be?
I think it could be kalia's son and it must be over 20feet I really remember seeing this one from far away I knew it was big
@MR Adventures, Oh, is he the croc they call “Mahishasur”? If so, I remember seeing him on an episode of Monsterquest called “Killer Crocs”. I think Mahishasur is estimated to be 23 feet long.
Cool info man and I can't wait to go on another monster quest 😎 but bhitarkanika is an amazing place to visit I really recommend it
@MR Adventures, it seems like an awesome place to visit!! You are very lucky you got to see those crocs and especially that gigantic croc at 7:23 in your video. I assume that is Mahishasur, and I think he may be the largest crocodile on earth!! Bhitarkanika is known for having the largest Saltwater Crocodiles on earth. According to what I read online; it seems that in 2006 the Guinness Book of World Records listed Bhitarkanika National Park as having the largest crocodiles on earth at 23 feet long. In addition to Mahishasur, it seems there is another 23-footer there named "Baula Kumbhira".
@MR Adventures, if you watch at 2 minutes 16 seconds of this video, it looks like it's the same gigantic crocodile "Mahishasur" again. He has the same bulky body and huge head. Here's the video: th-cam.com/video/DIVhVzCqMps/w-d-xo.html
There is 26 ft croc in our local dam
Crazy what's the name of the dam ?
@@JustExperience101 खूंटा घाट बाँध
Must visit similipal tiger reserve, odisha
U can see there ray nd black melanistic tiger
If there is a flood in that river, the terror will be unimaginable.
What a thought 😱 there's a few news article on this national park surrounding villages active attacks fatal unfortunately so yeah the flood would be from hell
Wonderful video. I love crocodiles; I have decided this recently
Thanks mate and me too they are living dinosaurs
How can you love Reptiles who attack without any intention but to eat
@@sagarvkrmadtya6282 hey don't talk about your mother like that
@@oyuntsetsegoyuna8333 sorry to say but i was talking about your character
@@oyuntsetsegoyuna8333 really sorry that you got raised by Reptiles.. Say my hello to your family....
Show us large Crocodile 🐊🙌a
@Pilgrims journey
Just wanted update you that the Saltie at 7:23 is almost certainly the Saltie called “Don Kalia”. He is said to be the largest Saltie in all of Bhitarkanika at supposedly 7 meters (23 feet long). Do you remember how big he was when you saw him? Did he indeed look gigantic and possibly 7 meters long in your opinion?
Hello mate yeah he was huge but in my opinion 5.30 seem bigger but was hard because he slip away before could see up close was amazing memories from that encounter
@Pilgrims journey
Yes, the Saltie at 7:23 is apparently “Don Kalia” whereas the Saltie at 5:30 appears to be “Mahishasura”. Mahishasura is a larger Saltie than Don Kalia. Mahishasura is estimated at 18.5 feet long and Don Kalia is estimated at about 18 feet long. However, Mahishasura is more bulky as well. Those are the two largest Salties in Bhitarkanika. Unfortunately, there are no actual 20 foot Salties there. But those two specimens are still extremely large.
@@zimbo5521 you have good knowledge on on this site? Are you from Odisha and i think one day the world record will be there again amazing national park home of giants would be interested in seeing the cobra and python size also
Definitely a Saltwater Crocodile!
Yes big bad ass saltwater crocodiles bay of bengal bhitarkanika National Park
There is one giant named Maximus in Australia said to be at least 7 meters long.
Baba lokanath Travels
Do you also film bigfoot? 😂
You have been robbed by these locals. The price is not more than 2000 to 3000 for both gov and private boats. It's become a tradition in India whenever they spot a foreigner they charge at inflated price and loot them.
Don't handle the camera if you get scared that easily.
What was the biggest one you saw?
Hard but my guess 18 to 20 feet this place is home to giants 🐊 once received Guinness world record for Biggest in the world I can imagine one Day the record will be here again it's a magical place has a lost In time feeling
@@JustExperience101 I'm hoping to visit there. I'm planning to go to New Guinea, East India, the Philippines and East Africa to try abd film the biggest crocodiles in the world.
@@thriddoctor sounds like an epic adventure good luck to you sir just be careful of these living dinosaurs.
sneak level 💯 especially the BIG ones 🐊 😎
@@thriddoctor Go to Ethiopia or Mozambique if you want to see giant Nile crocodiles
What is ur country name bro
Hey man my country is England
Tama gna re kie english kahithila chodipua...balaku english kahuchu sasura pua ..impression badhauchi camera agare
Sorry my friend no understand 🇮🇳 🇬🇧
Like👍 for Indian who speaked english
27ft long? No.
28.2 mate
@@JustExperience101 if you are talking about the crocodile nicknamed Krys which was claimed to be 8,6m, there is no shred of evidence for this. I am enclined to believe that saltwater crocodiles can reach sizes of up to 7,35m and a weight of ~2t at the very genetic max but i would need some very solid evidence to believe there ever was a 8,6m saltwater crocodile.
3:10 alligators doesn't exist in India😂
You need to work on your G.K as well as on english dude 😂😂.
@@GannuJD you are insane😂
@@GannuJD alligator doesn't exist in india
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5:00. See these are the kinds of setups I don't like at all.
? What do you mean mate
Very murky waters, thick bushes, a place known to have crocs, no place in sight to dock the boat. Look man, in this place, one's level of control in case of danger is minimal. I prefer to be in control when shit goes down.
When I'm thinking straight I agree with you fully but sometimes the adventure is just worth it. Though it's all fun and games until you get eaten by doing something stupid & if something was to happen to the boat & you seeked safety in those thick bushes there's tonnes of cobras. I would still take my my chances on land with the snakes than those Crocs & the murky rivers
Reading that back just sounds crazy and dangerous but chances very small and the adventure very big and will look back in my old age with wonder
@@JustExperience101 Great video though 👏
Very poor recording.
Crocs are actually harmless
Possible but I prefer dogs
Tell that to their prey which is a fucking 1200 kg buffalo
Here in my native place they ate a woman few days ago.
Sorry 🙏 what in Bhitarkanika?
@@JustExperience101 Yes bro.
Those women are badass!! Fighting the crocodiles? Dem big ass man eating crocodiles? Give everyone a medal
Cant pronounce the name ?? Its okh .. croc will force yu to do that.
Indians need to be more scientific and measure their Crocs as australians do. We need hard proof of that +23 foot crocodiles.
They get up to 21+ ft in this park based on skull,s measured for instance lolong had a skull length of 27in by 17in across now kalias skull that came from this park was 29in long by 19in across. and still had a jaw full of teeth which means this animal was still growing propably 21ft when it died but a crocodile skull from java indonesia named Edgar was 27in long and over 20in across which had no teeth and had the widest skull of any living crocodile meaning this animal had a neck "6in,s wider" and a midsection about "1 ft wider" then that of lolong and you could fit lolong,s bottom jaw in Edgars bottom jaw litteraly.
@@brandonm7867 Do you have sources to sustain that information? I thinked Kalia was alive today. I have not seen an indian Expedition to measure their Crocs even at a distance.
@@tomascastillo4676 it was from a research paper in China considering they took the skulls to measure the aging and growth of crocodiles the one skull from java which was Edgars skull and another which was Kalias skull, so based on Edgars cranial length they determined he was the same length as lolong but heavier and more bulky possibly 2500 or 2600lb do to the increased width of his skull.
@Raquel I have read that there is a now an enormous crocodile called kalia in the sundarbans national Park. They Say It measures 7 meters long and +2 tonns of weight. It's alive.
All a croc is good for is target practice