Imagine taking a swim and that pops up a few inches from your face. I can imagine the terror felt by the first human being who encountered the very first monster crocodile while swimming...and got eaten.
My worst nightmare, swimming in murky water and one of these huge dinosaurs surfaces right in front of me, i dont live or swim anywhere near their range but everytime i swim in natural water i still cant help that feeling that one is just gonna surface! 😱😱😱😭😭😭
Let me know if you'd like to share study info/current happenings about them. I've always studied them as a kid. One of the big questions I have is which species is more dangerous, the nile or salties. I also a lover of water, seas, waterfalls etc. I'm not fond of rivers. Lately I'm hesitant to swim at the beaches. I think the crocs here in jamaica are expanding their territory. It's worrying.
@@kenneithsubratie6019 Me aswell, i am fascinated by them and all animals in general, but the predators really interest me. Reptiles and Invertebrates are probably my two favourites. I was thinking about this the other day, Nile and Salties. It suprises me that Salties get bigger as the Nile crocodiles have much more access to Larger prey? Salties have large prey too like Cattle, feral pigs and other mammals but at watering points the Nile crocodiles have Zebra, Gazelle, Buffalos all drinking or migrating yearly through Rivers that is like a buffet for the crocs
@@kenneithsubratie6019 Ive seen alot more videos lately of crocs in Jamaica becoming more confident around humans, and also having more interactions and attention from people.
Matts the coolest real man out there gentle to and caring to beasts god bless this man he treats them with respect and and never lets them get hurt god will bless him even more in his life
@@sonicblast504 nah, one of the documentary on him said he was around that age. Also there was said to have been another croc bigger than him in the same/near area.
In South America when a frail native tribe senior wants to reel him in alone he has two much safer no stress options. The bait and the strapping (usually heavy lure or sticky flat rope) are used to either keep the reptile alive and move him or drown him instantly. Either way the 'lasso' and the trees do most of the work. Tie a knot around one tree while a second tree acts as a sleave. Keep tension to let the reptile exhaust itself first while you sit and eat a fruit. Some food\material combinations keep his mouth open so he drowns others he bites down firmly spinning into a tight sticky knot almost that he can't get out of. A stick was only used to keep it far enough in the water to drag him effortlessly.
Pulling the second most dangerous animal known to man towards you....? The missus is the most dangerous. Takes your house, car, boat, bike, kids, furniture, balls and wallet but leaves you alive.
I actually dreamed I decided to go swimming in a pond. I kept hearing someone yelling hey!!!. I really couldn’t tell who it was but finally I got close an it was Matt. I’m like why the hell is Matt here? Suddenly he started waving his arms vigorously. It was at that moment that I knew I fuked up. Something bumped my leg under water an I woke up faster than a space shuttle. Traveling around the earth 🤣🤣🤣
These 18 footers are massive beasts, and to think before the 1940s these were the rule not the exception, those were the days when there were 20-25 footers around ✊
25 ft realy ,You might want to ask Matt about that ,there has never been a croc that has been measured at any where near 25 ft, Lake Placid was only movie ,If you want to see a genuinely bloody big croc find Maximus on TH-cam,ORD RIVER western Australia,Matt WRIGHT should be told about this croc if he dosent already know
@@gremlinfishing4286 it’s a shame there wasn’t a scientist at hand everytime they caught a croc over 23 feet in the early 1900s, for one they wouldn’t have thought it was a big deal because 20 foot was so common back then also maximus is a well known croc and he’s over 7 metre 23 feet so considering you mentioned him then said in your next breath there’s never been a croc anywhere near 25 feet ??, get educated before spouting off ......
@@luidu07 there are stories of numerous crocs from Australia all ov er 6m, before the 2nd world war 20 foot was like a 15 footer today , very average that’s why they never bothered with many photos etc
Matt Wright I'm a huge fan of crocodiles, especially the huge saltwater crocodile. It is a very strong and huge animal. I watched your previous episodes on the channel and downloaded your videos from TH-cam of you wrestling with crocodiles, and I am waiting for the new program. I love seeing other new males and seeing how big they are
Matt just interested to know have you seen the video of the croc in the ord river ( TH-cam video old mate calls it maximus) looks fair dinkum and bloody big , I recon it would be a good one for you , by the video you have to guess 6.5 metres , but it is a video so who knows.
I know where two 30ft crocs are in the Territory. 15 yr ago they were definitely over 25ft. It was bigger then the 25ft boat that we on when we saw it and that was around 15yr ago.
and whats keeping that croc from going forward and bite one of them legs off, please tell me, it look like he is only abot 1-2 meter from it, so why cant it/wont it just do that?
You have a lot to learn about feral nature that croc does not gaf about respect lol if you cover they’re eyes they calm down,put him and the croc together in the murky waters and see who will come out on top
This is why I love Australians. When they say massive croc they mean massive. Here in America our tv show the guy makes it sound like it’s 30 ft than lifts it in his little boat and it’s more like 5 ft.
The largest crocodile ancestor/relative is the deinosuchus, the hatcheri genus is roughly 8.5 tonnes and the croc fed on hadrosaurs like parasaurolophus that were over 5+ tons. Imagine trying to capture one!
Yeh defo , he’s caught three now that are in the 18 foot range, I’m sure there are 22 to 23 footers out there in Australia so big great if he can break the world record , he needs a 21 footer to beat Lolong from the Phillipines
Hey tommy & matt. I'm a fan... enjoy your shows. I'm indigenous to normanton QLD. The home of Chris the CROC. Yeah the statue is just for tourism but i would like to hear your thoughts on him. Now I'm only 27. But I've seen monsters in my country that I've grown to respect & love. In salt & fresh water. Now I've moved on and away from home. But its sad when I take my kids home to show, view & take a picture of them. And the big boys are no longer there. If there PROTECTED. Why are there station owners , managers & stockmen. Still pointing full metal jackets and hollow points at them.... Stations around the top end of Australia. QLD, NT, WA. Give or take each year. Make millions. So why the don't they help the problem instead of shooting it.
I think salties are one of if not the only crocodilian species to get gigant throughout their range, there are record salties in Australia, New Guinea, Philippines, India, Sri Lanka, other giant species like Nile Crocs, they get to giant sizes only in East Africa. Western african and south african Nile crocs will never get up to 20 feet. American Crocodiles are also giants up to 20 feet, but in the Caribbean they dont get as big as the ones from Central and South America.
The problem with the croc is eventhough they may gigantic they get tired quickly if that flaw was not there this would be one of the toughest creatures in the wild
GetOutoFHere Mate! 18ft long is a massive crocodile as you would have never seen a crocodile bigger than 20ft youve probably never seen a crocodile anywhere near 18 ft other than on the internet and even then you haven't seen one over 20ft.
@@tanehickey9887 u getting pretty serious there Mate!😂😂😂 There's alot of crocodile walking around on land over 20 foot where i am. We called them noisy shela's where i live....😆
@@traw1369 LMAO!! You're obviously another one of those people who is quick to judge others, without any knowledge of them!! 🤣 In that case..... there's only one thing you need to remember!! You Don't know Shit about what I do!! And God didn't put me on this Earth to impress your Ass, so the sooner you are capable of realizing that.... the sooner you'll have a better grip on Reality!! Good Luck with that, Child!! 😁
Lactic acid buildup essentially turns the Crocs blood acidic, which causes damage to various internal systems and for a reptile is usually fatal. Here's a link to a similar condition in humans: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acidosis
Crazy they are worried about the croc getting stressed instead of getting injuries. I know Matt takes all precaution he can but the way the guy said it seemed crazy.
@@tishbrett Its spelt with a k , KRYS , it never existed it is only a story for the tourists, yes there was a big croc shot by that women but 17.6 ft is a lot closer to the truth, 28ft is a product of imagination and a few to many beers a the purple pub
At 1:24 is that guy holding a handgun? Like a real firearm? Just curious, because: A). That's not a gun for hunting (rifles and shotguns for crocs yeah?) B). Aren't gun laws here in Australia REALLY strict about handguns? Sorry for blah blah blahing but I'm really interested in this! Had no idea we had a show like this (based) in Australia 🤠🤠🤠
@@jakeluff7536 that's what I thought too, but could a tranquilizer dart really pierce a crocodile's hide? I'd be surprised if they were effective! But dealing with crocs non lethally it makes sense to use that kind of equipment...
As long as it’s in the right place, you can. It just calms them down enough, not to cause to much stress whilst handling them. It’s not needed all the time.
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I wrestled two crocs once. Finally got them on my feet and walked out the door.
😂
😂👍
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Lol.. now that's funny..😃
🤣🤣🤣
Imagine taking a swim and that pops up a few inches from your face. I can imagine the terror felt by the first human being who encountered the very first monster crocodile while swimming...and got eaten.
My worst nightmare, swimming in murky water and one of these huge dinosaurs surfaces right in front of me, i dont live or swim anywhere near their range but everytime i swim in natural water i still cant help that feeling that one is just gonna surface!
😱😱😱😭😭😭
@@benjin0311 Terrifying isn't it? It seems you have as much of a healthy respect for them as I do.
Let me know if you'd like to share study info/current happenings about them. I've always studied them as a kid. One of the big questions I have is which species is more dangerous, the nile or salties. I also a lover of water, seas, waterfalls etc. I'm not fond of rivers. Lately I'm hesitant to swim at the beaches. I think the crocs here in jamaica are expanding their territory. It's worrying.
@@kenneithsubratie6019 Me aswell, i am fascinated by them and all animals in general, but the predators really interest me. Reptiles and Invertebrates are probably my two favourites. I was thinking about this the other day, Nile and Salties. It suprises me that Salties get bigger as the Nile crocodiles have much more access to Larger prey? Salties have large prey too like Cattle, feral pigs and other mammals but at watering points the Nile crocodiles have Zebra, Gazelle, Buffalos all drinking or migrating yearly through Rivers that is like a buffet for the crocs
@@kenneithsubratie6019 Ive seen alot more videos lately of crocs in Jamaica becoming more confident around humans, and also having more interactions and attention from people.
"Aideen foot" = Eighteen foot
You're welcome.
Hahahahhaa.. Thanks í Would never guess in a million years.. Lol.
Thank you for translating mexican for us!
@@elisaramirez8668 1 meter, 3.37 inches
@@hellscorpio82 Australian actually. You're welcome 😉.
@@pauldear6660 you don't say😂😂
Matts the coolest real man out there gentle to and caring to beasts god bless this man he treats them with respect and and never lets them get hurt god will bless him even more in his life
Frog's like " I can't believe these puny things are messing wit me...ow!"
I caught a wild salmon once at Costco
😅
bravo, splendid, are you alright? that could have been harrowing!
I always thought that, in returning to one's spawning grounds one should avoid the Kodiak's, and birds of prey.
Lol
That s cute
and yet we still wonder why women live longer.
@Cheezus Crust lollll
I chose short entertainment life rather than long boring one
Lol
1 word........ *Adrenaline!*
😂😂😂
That's a big boy. Probably older than some of us.
+jim mick and the young Boys want catch it to make some shoes ha?
@jim mick depends, lolong was estimated to be around 40+ only.
@@dew8368 oh heck no. Lolong was no way 40yrs old. I'd say its probably 100+yrs
@@sonicblast504 nah, one of the documentary on him said he was around that age. Also there was said to have been another croc bigger than him in the same/near area.
In South America when a frail native tribe senior wants to reel him in alone he has two much safer no stress options. The bait and the strapping (usually heavy lure or sticky flat rope) are used to either keep the reptile alive and move him or drown him instantly. Either way the 'lasso' and the trees do most of the work. Tie a knot around one tree while a second tree acts as a sleave. Keep tension to let the reptile exhaust itself first while you sit and eat a fruit. Some food\material combinations keep his mouth open so he drowns others he bites down firmly spinning into a tight sticky knot almost that he can't get out of. A stick was only used to keep it far enough in the water to drag him effortlessly.
They truly are the last of the dinosaur's.
kevin Harrison who Australians?
Nah dude have you ever looked a chicken dead in the eye? That's some prehistorical terror right there.
@@barefaceindian8821 . No,the Poms.
don't forget komodo dragons, them buggers can smell blood from almost 10km away.
they aren't, dinosaurs are more birdlike
Pulling the second most dangerous animal known to man towards you....?
The missus is the most dangerous.
Takes your house, car, boat, bike, kids, furniture, balls and wallet but leaves you alive.
Croc eats man but leaves missus alive and all your stuff the missus wants intact!
Your such a legend Matt you inspired me to start working with crocs and my dream job is to do what you do 🐊🐊
I caught a real nasty cold a few times.
I actually dreamed I decided to go swimming in a pond. I kept hearing someone yelling hey!!!. I really couldn’t tell who it was but finally I got close an it was Matt. I’m like why the hell is Matt here? Suddenly he started waving his arms vigorously. It was at that moment that I knew I fuked up. Something bumped my leg under water an I woke up faster than a space shuttle. Traveling around the earth 🤣🤣🤣
These 18 footers are massive beasts, and to think before the 1940s these were the rule not the exception, those were the days when there were 20-25 footers around ✊
25 ft realy ,You might want to ask Matt about that ,there has never been a croc that has been measured at any where near 25 ft, Lake Placid was only movie ,If you want to see a genuinely bloody big croc find Maximus on TH-cam,ORD RIVER western Australia,Matt WRIGHT should be told about this croc if he dosent already know
@@gremlinfishing4286 it’s a shame there wasn’t a scientist at hand everytime they caught a croc over 23 feet in the early 1900s, for one they wouldn’t have thought it was a big deal because 20 foot was so common back then also maximus is a well known croc and he’s over 7 metre 23 feet so considering you mentioned him then said in your next breath there’s never been a croc anywhere near 25 feet ??, get educated before spouting off ......
A 32 foot croc was shot in australia in the 1880's. And his skin was hung on lpcal pub's wall, google it dude.
@@luidu07 32 feet long... I'm trying to let THAT sink in. Too scary!
@@luidu07 there are stories of numerous crocs from Australia all ov er 6m, before the 2nd world war 20 foot was like a 15 footer today , very average that’s why they never bothered with many photos etc
Wonder what the monster that ripped nearly a meter off its tail looked like
Matt Wright I'm a huge fan of crocodiles, especially the huge saltwater crocodile. It is a very strong and huge animal. I watched your previous episodes on the channel and downloaded your videos from TH-cam of you wrestling with crocodiles, and I am waiting for the new program. I love seeing other new males and seeing how big they are
Retitle: One of the dinosaurs Matt Wright has ever caught.
He looks friendlier than my former boss!
This is one of those jobs that they don't pay you enough for at all. 😊
wdym? i work there lol
Crocky that's a big one mate. 👍
Matt just interested to know have you seen the video of the croc in the ord river ( TH-cam video old mate calls it maximus) looks fair dinkum and bloody big , I recon it would be a good one for you , by the video you have to guess 6.5 metres , but it is a video so who knows.
Looked like Matt's left arm was injured or something - definitely was avoiding using it
What do you reckon, was the size of the biggest Croc you've ever seen, in length and weight, approximately??
Looks like a good electric winch wood come in handy there. Maybe even a stick of Dynamite .. lol
Don Ruryk these deserve to live man
As living in north Australia I am still more scared of the hot summer ground than crocs
i swear steve irwin caught the same croc
Jacob Mitchell the one Steve caught was missing the rear left leg
@@frankiegong13 well he also caught one missing a large chunk of it's tail that was around 16-17ft at the time. He named it Bob(after his dad)
ikr? mah childhood was like, "OYY! i know that crawc!"
Doubtful mate, Steve wasn't up in the Territory much. Most of his filming was up in northern Queensland.
@@CurseMonstr true but still not impossible. They live a long time and they get around
I’m 6’7” 340 and this croc would own me.
I had to turn on CC to understand when he was giving the measurement
I know where two 30ft crocs are in the Territory. 15 yr ago they were definitely over 25ft. It was bigger then the 25ft boat that we on when we saw it and that was around 15yr ago.
Mhmmmm... sureeee
@Brad Bolin any proof?
@@apocalimp2401 kanika
To reduce the lactic build-up from anaerobic exertion, would it help to give the croc oxygen upon capture?
@Carlosdaking21 If you hate nerds why are you watching this video? Go in the wild and catch some crocs big boy...
Nah, a bit of mouth to mouth is all it needs.
Very very good job my friends 👍👈🏼👌👌👌👌👌🇲🇺🇲🇺
and whats keeping that croc from going forward and bite one of them legs off, please tell me, it look like he is only abot 1-2 meter from it, so why cant it/wont it just do that?
The croc is exhausted. It won’t lunge.
Pretty sure Matt is an expert
The midget enjoyed your video Matt .. congratulations 😎
Luv the show.....where's the dvd version......don't become lunch😅😅
17,5 to 18 foot inclunding the chunk of its missing tail right?
Definitely matt wright is the best..he knows how to handle big crocs..
Croc is strong animal and Matt is strong men they must respect each other)))))
You have a lot to learn about feral nature that croc does not gaf about respect lol if you cover they’re eyes they calm down,put him and the croc together in the murky waters and see who will come out on top
@@LURKLORD92 omg
Crocodile sees man...
Crocodile: deathrolls
Hi mat. Do they get much bigger. ?
This is why I love Australians. When they say massive croc they mean massive. Here in America our tv show the guy makes it sound like it’s 30 ft than lifts it in his little boat and it’s more like 5 ft.
Croc Lolong "that's cute"
The largest crocodile ancestor/relative is the deinosuchus, the hatcheri genus is roughly 8.5 tonnes and the croc fed on hadrosaurs like parasaurolophus that were over 5+ tons. Imagine trying to capture one!
So this dude basically caught one of the biggest crocs in the world
Yeh defo , he’s caught three now that are in the 18 foot range, I’m sure there are 22 to 23 footers out there in Australia so big great if he can break the world record , he needs a 21 footer to beat Lolong from the Phillipines
absolute beautiful wild beast
It’s crazy. One of the most ferocious predators but they die from being too exhausted or “stressed” lol God had to make the playing field fair 🙏🏼💯
Its only on land where he has to exert himself...in water he is king of his domain
What is the size?
Texas: “Everything’s bigger in Texas”
Australia: hold my beer mate
Well, gators are the biggest in Texas.
The Hammer crocs are bigger than gators lol
How long it is Matt plz
This crocs teeth are different. They are razor sharp. Most crocs teeth look “dull”
I'm going to cancel that flight to Australia.
if that guy in 0:15 fall in, that's will become a big mess.
I see what you did there haha coz he’s a beg Bloke 🤣😂
that a salty? or a nile?
Matt Wright is synonymous with Australian
And we think our 12 footers here in FL are massive....
Well alligator and crocodile are quite different you know
@@mikekalvinutrera6950 There are crocodiles in FL too.
Does kinda put things in perspective,doesn't it?
When's the next season of outback wrangler comin
The New Season is finished filming! Launching August 5th in the US and coming everywhere else soon after!
Hey tommy & matt. I'm a fan... enjoy your shows. I'm indigenous to normanton QLD. The home of Chris the CROC. Yeah the statue is just for tourism but i would like to hear your thoughts on him. Now I'm only 27. But I've seen monsters in my country that I've grown to respect & love. In salt & fresh water. Now I've moved on and away from home. But its sad when I take my kids home to show, view & take a picture of them. And the big boys are no longer there. If there PROTECTED. Why are there station owners , managers & stockmen. Still pointing full metal jackets and hollow points at them.... Stations around the top end of Australia. QLD, NT, WA. Give or take each year. Make millions. So why the don't they help the problem instead of shooting it.
Wow crocodile very big good video👍👍👍
That's a lot of hand bags.
Baby crocs skins used for fashion. When they are this big the skin is too tough to process profitably
very nervous watching that. careful there Matt.y
What will happen if it builds up too much lactic acid?
@@nahyeahwhatsahandle oh. Wow. Thats crazy.
Does the size of a saltie varies according to the part of the world it lives in ?
Food sources/availability and genetics play a larger role than geographic location.
I think salties are one of if not the only crocodilian species to get gigant throughout their range, there are record salties in Australia, New Guinea, Philippines, India, Sri Lanka, other giant species like Nile Crocs, they get to giant sizes only in East Africa. Western african and south african Nile crocs will never get up to 20 feet. American Crocodiles are also giants up to 20 feet, but in the Caribbean they dont get as big as the ones from Central and South America.
Hey Matt I know gecko Nano Burslem is my uncle he’s a legend
The problem with the croc is eventhough they may gigantic they get tired quickly if that flaw was not there this would be one of the toughest creatures in the wild
That's the smallest crock i ever seen..😧
Yeah, me too....
GetOutoFHere Mate! 18ft long is a massive crocodile as you would have never seen a crocodile bigger than 20ft youve probably never seen a crocodile anywhere near 18 ft other than on the internet and even then you haven't seen one over 20ft.
Type na name lolong ...
@@tanehickey9887 u getting pretty serious there Mate!😂😂😂 There's alot of crocodile walking around on land over 20 foot where i am. We called them noisy shela's where i live....😆
Theres a 20foot croc named lolong
Amazing
Amazzing Creatures2 Too
I'm confused!!
Why catch it just to release it in the same area, without relocation??
Just to get more accurate measurements??
Yes
And what do u know about crocs? these blokes are experts
@@traw1369
Who are you even attempting to respond to??
@@jameswatschke1649 sit back kid and let the men do their work
@@traw1369
LMAO!! You're obviously another one of those people who is quick to judge others, without any knowledge of them!! 🤣
In that case..... there's only one thing you need to remember!!
You Don't know Shit about what I do!! And God didn't put me on this Earth to impress your Ass, so the sooner you are capable of realizing that.... the sooner you'll have a better grip on Reality!!
Good Luck with that, Child!! 😁
Did they kill it? Whyyyy
What's the danger of it building up lactic acid??
Lactic acid buildup essentially turns the Crocs blood acidic, which causes damage to various internal systems and for a reptile is usually fatal. Here's a link to a similar condition in humans: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acidosis
Crazy they are worried about the croc getting stressed instead of getting injuries. I know Matt takes all precaution he can but the way the guy said it seemed crazy.
🤗
No birthday
At 1:34 How much you reckon is missin' there? About 4 foot.
Imperial measure alive and well out there.
not really
we can do both
Then they said it was at least a metre
Ur welcome my Bozz 💯 TuTu 💯
5 blokes awesome commentator 😅
“Eighdeen foot long “😭😂😂💀
It is 5.5 metres and around 700 kilo!
I think you just caught Gustave’s kid.
I wonder how Steve Irwin would have ever done a collab with Matt Wright
Take care of yourself Matt for Kaia and Banjo. Peace from Saudi Arabia
What a beauty
สุดยอดมาก 👍👍👍
That's a large Hermes
Just kept waiting on the croc to step forward and all that fresh meat just fall in front of him... it'd be a leg buffet in no time!
Chunky little fella mate
One of the largest this is only like a son of our crocodile Lolong the biggest of them all..sadly he is already dead.....
Rumors says that Lolong has a brother and bigger than him
Jail Breaker 😱
29 feet.
Lolong was only 20ft 3” only the biggest in a cage but not the biggest caught crys was 28ft4”
@@tishbrett Its spelt with a k , KRYS , it never existed it is only a story for the tourists, yes there was a big croc shot by that women but 17.6 ft is a lot closer to the truth, 28ft is a product of imagination and a few to many beers a the purple pub
God's creatures are wondrous
Esaul Viramontes He said God’s creations not men’s creation
amen
Lucas Kim
Pls atheists, give us the right to worship.
Ethan Baker wtf why so angry?
Ethan Baker
Why so rude? We have the right to express our religious views as you have the right not to have a religion.
another type of croc his name is gustave he can escape any trap breacking through it its imposible to get
Its just not so big in the philippines we have the largest crocodile called lolong a 29 foot long killing machine but the croc also died
River monster.I hope y'all was safe in the making.
MATT I love nature of Australia , I was soldier too ,also I like collecect teeth of big predators.
What ?? Stfu you make no sense. Puto
What up? I was thinking barbeque, luggage, and a new pair of boots!!!!
WOW, monster.
I caught a croc bigger than this one but the cameras weren’t on .
A bunch of guy wrestling a dinosaur....this is what comes to mind when I think of Australia
This how you piss of a crocodile just fucking leave them a lone
❤❤❤ awesome
Catching that croc would be like pulling teeth, literally!!
At 1:24 is that guy holding a handgun? Like a real firearm? Just curious, because:
A). That's not a gun for hunting (rifles and shotguns for crocs yeah?)
B). Aren't gun laws here in Australia REALLY strict about handguns?
Sorry for blah blah blahing but I'm really interested in this! Had no idea we had a show like this (based) in Australia 🤠🤠🤠
Steven Coates looks like a dart gun.
@@jakeluff7536 that's what I thought too, but could a tranquilizer dart really pierce a crocodile's hide? I'd be surprised if they were effective! But dealing with crocs non lethally it makes sense to use that kind of equipment...
As long as it’s in the right place, you can. It just calms them down enough, not to cause to much stress whilst handling them. It’s not needed all the time.
Damnnnnnn...... 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 I’m as tall as it’s tail 🐊
Damn son!
The music, the landscape..its give me the creep
where would this big fella end up? At a croc farm or destroyed? Just out of interest
he has his own croc farm for them
Bro Australians are built different