American Crocodile - Deadliest Predator Yet? | Deadly 60 | Earth Unplugged

Steve Backshall encounters one of the deadliest predators of the series - the huge reptile that is the American Crocodile.
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[@zealkurusuthegatorman5439]

American Crocodiles do exist, amazing! 🐊

[@KayentaRojo]

Only place where Alligators and Crocodiles live together! pretty rad!

[@xavierpawa850]

Man doing these while having a bad weather is like the scene in primeval raining in the river 😭😭😭 thats like a worst dream will happen to you in a real life just imagine

[@nathanlewis5871]

Xavier Pawa Best*

[@xavierpawa850]

Nathan Lewis best what bro

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

My thoughts exactly

[@mr.z3853]

Wow I would love to do this one day. The lightning and all was an added bonus. Nice video

[@user-hd9nc7zp1v]

Lightning and a crocodile. So eerie but cool.

[@c_sansu5994]

awesome

[@ironmiketyson9409]

This channel is 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@Samariferrari]

This is sickkkk

[@tatsusama3192]

I thought we only had alligators in America, not crocodiles. Or am I switching the two?

[@l00sh81]

Both, alligators much more common

[@wehavnoidea]

Yeah we have alligators across the entire south but crocodiles are only in small areas in Florida

[@Dimaz42]

Why didn't they use night-vision camera?

[@loyenredhawk2489]

Don’t judge a crocodile by its scales.

[@oliverjohnston1334]

Noti squad

[@faizananzar]

The dangerous game....

[@brucescanlan1162]

A professional reptile keeper in Florida told me the American crocodile is dominant to the alligator, and workers take extra precautions when they enter their enclosure. Since these are the same species which are man-eaters in Central America, why does academia and wild life officials in the US keep telling people American crocodiles are shy and harmless.

[@osbaldohernandez9174]

Idk but I remember visiting family in Florida and I went out for a walk and I seen a group of wild boar drinking water and a 10ft croc jumped out and got one of the baby’s

[@tejasmohite2651]

Salty is best

[@keyratcane66]

I live in the keys and the are everywhere

[@unitedforever37]

Looks like Ethiopian crocodile

[@elijahglasser1421]

The American crocodile had its head out of the water

[@brianlam257]

Why are they doing it at night?

[@Rel1369]

That is when the crocs are most active, they sleep all day.

[@pepperminttea7428]

For the views m8

[@oliverjohnston1334]

First

[@dr_virulentepidemic8200]

If it's so horrible...hunt it down to extinction.. like everything else.

[@stripedhyenuh]

American crocodiles are among the least dangerous crocodilians with slim records of attacks on humans, calling them "deadliest predator" is just plain stupid

[@Ichsukatanuka]

Bs there are no American crocodiles

[@l00sh81]

Look it up

[@wehavnoidea]

Yes there are

[@KhanMann66]

Google it before commenting you ignorant fool.

[@WhatUrYaLookinAtMyGutFer]

Idiot

[@user-hd9nc7zp1v]

​@@wehavnoideaCuban Crocodiles too.