ه و غ ش م ح ع وي ع م ود و ش ع م خ وي م ت ق و ع مو س ق و مو نس ل ت ه و ع م ف ه و ط وم س و ح هن وح ع ومو س د ه و ح ع ه مو ج ح ف ه مو ش و ام ه مو س ن و ح م ه وم م س وم ش هذ م حر ح و ح ذ م ه ف و ر خ ه م و س ك لام غ ه م و س ك الا س ف و ن س اح ان م س ش ا وه م س كا مو ن سه
You beat me to it lol! That just cracked me up! Sharks like lalala WTF? HELL NO! And freaking gets outta dodge. Croc just sitting there. Better swim away fast ole sharkey. Starting to get hangry now....😈🤣🦈🤘
@@CaravanAdventureAus it makes you wonder if there is a big croc out there that will break a record of the world largest croc like the one on lake placid movie
Bull Shark: 0:03 - Hum what's that over there? Bull Shark: 0:09 - Oh hell no / Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming, swimming, swimming. What do we do? We swim, swim Croc: That's sum Bull Sh*t
@@liondynamics8878I agree, out of all the Sharks the Bull Shark is the most aggressive, but they still can't be compared to a Crocodile as far as danger is concerned!
Its worse than that because bull sharks also swim in salt or fresh water so they can be found in rivers across the continent, salty or bull take your pick.
It's specific to where ever bull sharks exist in planet earth and there are documented cases of bull sharks being found a thousand miles or more up some American rivers.
That is one huge crocodile. They are vicious and territorial, that’s probably why there is only one at that location. Very scary to even imagine being in a boat near that crocodile.
Actually the lower Ord River, down stream of Carlton Hill station has some real big ones, estimated in excess of 18ft/6 metres. We measured by comparing the to our aircraft shadow when flying over them below 250ft altitude, back in 1981.
@@jdd1777 Florida has alligators. That's a saltwater crocodile. That's like seeing someone get attacked by a wolf and saying yeah I got bit by a Labrador one time lol!
There are alligators in Florida and American Salt water crocodiles. They’re not the same as the salt water crocodiles in Australia. Australian crocs a bigger, far more plentiful, and very aggressive.
As the tourist asked the NT local " Are there any sharks in this river? No said the man as tourist dived into the water , " The croc's cleared them out "
A 30 foot salty wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility if it was a Male, especially a Male Black Salty. The smallest females of the regular salty average around 10 feet so
I love it when I see top predators that normally don’t encounter each other come across each other. The respect one has for the other is pretty fascinating. Everyone is saying the shark got scared but the croc did not try anything nor try & inspect a possible prey. Respect!
This drone shot of this magnificent apex predator, and absolute king of his domain makes me proud, as an Aussie, to call them our own. What an awesome beast.
The arrogance... Nothing in the animal kingdom belongs to you! Besides study your history mate, YOU'RE AN IMPORT. A naturalized resident alien... (A legal citizen of a corporation masquerading as a dejure government). Sigh...
I was a zookeeper who worked with alligators in America. Salties are just special man. Even people who are used to other giant reptiles are just put in awe around them. I got to feed one when I visited a zoo in Florida. It was 17 feet if I remember right. I fed it from the other side of a fence lol. Just tossed thawed out rabbits at it.
@@THEPEANUTGALLERY832 you know I think the arrogance lies with you. it seems that this person was not claiming ownership but more being proud of the country that they live in and come from and the natural wildlife that resides there. It would be as if living in Washington state and being proud to be a Washington Husky. Additionally it is quite offensive to call out somebody for being an import when I’m certain that your ancestors just like mine and many other people on any continent are immigrants from another land. You know I was about to not even respond to your snarky remarks on here but seeing that you only made your tasteless comment approximately 40 minutes ago, I couldn’t resist being the first one to call you out for being a pretty crummy person. I could not pass on that opportunity. Go ahead and light me up and have something really profound to say because I’m sure you have more trash thoughts tucked away to insult people but really what was the point? why even say those nasty things does it make you feel better because everybody could take the time and point out the gross faults that we all have and I’m not talking about the appearance but the volume. It just seems that you’re a very negative person and maybe you should just take a moment and stop being such a tool. I understand that there is a high probability you’ll have some witty awesome comment that I’ll wake up to in the morning, see in an email from TH-cam, and still not care about your black hole of an opinion.
@@brasha78 you're an imported resident alien too. I can tell you are a US CITIZEN just as the other guy was a AU Citizen. Which makes you an immigrant on stolen land too. Your judgment is coming as well. Just sit back and watch the show. Your manifest destiny will crumble before your eyes as your so called nation deteriorates before. And just know this... Its all prophecy. And there is nothing you and your ilk can do about it. 😊 2/3rds of you will be destroyed. P.S. and the reason why you responded is cuz you know I'm right and my words unsettled you, TRIGGERED YOU! JUDGMENT IS UPON YOU. Sit back and watch the show.... It will all be over quicker than you think...
@@THEPEANUTGALLERY832 u must be a really unhappy person for knowing such tragedies and knowing that it's also just another useless life that can't change anything, just living for yourself and waiting for the end of your own life, damn.. that's sucks
But think of all the excitement your missing out on just going for your daily swim. I used to live in Cottesloe, Western Australia, and I swam and trained as a lifesaver there everyday for 10 years. I left and went back to Sydney only to hear that some early morning swimmer got his whole leg ripped off by a Great White just as he was exiting the water. Poor guy bled out and died on the spot. It's all about luck. Pure and simple.
“Towers over” is such a weird choice of words for this. It makes me imagine a crocodile confidently walking into frame on 2 legs with its “shoulders” back, while the bull shark cowers in its presence
I love how the croc swims very graceful glide in the water and to think when I goes just under the water it doesn’t disturb the water yet it can hide in a few inches of water right near you and you wouldn’t know till it strikes Perfect apex ambush predator And they are bloody fast on land to In short bursts even swimming the can match a speed boat at low speed Perfect
Crocodiles aren't that fast on land though yes they aren't that slow either and are capable of sudden, short bursts of speed. They are faster in water, their natural element yet they are actually also not very powerful or strong, graceful swimmers. But they definitely dwell in water which is their natural habitat, in all the freshwater systems around where they are native to in the world. Rivers, swamps, so on. They rely more on camouflage and ambush aka the element of surprise, to take down prey and competition alike. And yes also their size and strength, combined with their powerful bite force, thick hide and aggression.
Average adult bull shark runs a bit over 2m. I reckon that puts that croc at about 5.5-6m. (of course if the shark was a juvenile, that throws off the scale).
Why am I anxious watching this croc when I have never encountered one and chances are I never will? We have fear of these predator built into us... It's in our DNA.
People say bull sharks eye sight is bad, but how come he can tell that was a croc before getting any closer haha 😆 he deffs wanted no part in being his snack
@@bobigny9345 Get real. That's not a 30 ft long croc. The largest croc ever recorded was barely 21 feet long and you think there's a 30 footer out there just swimming around?
I used to live 2 kms from ivanhoe crossing.The amount of times we.crossed that in the middle of the night (walking i might add)Was mental.Croc eyes everywhere.I often wonder if the fact there was 6 of us,did it confuse them.
So very many New Zealanders in OZz tho. So I'm guessing thinking N.Z ain't so great. Although I like the place (minus the very expensive costs of a wide range of products & services). Hmmm 🤔👀😐
@@jimmyohara2601 absolutely. Higher wages, better weather, and the country doesn't look back all the time. I love Aussie, just not a fan of spiders, snakes, sharks and the rest.
@@grandadneal8114 yes indeed, but you hardly come across those, seriously. I've traveled many times & lived in various parts of OZz & hardly came across many of those.(if at all). Just but a few reptiles & marsupials. Such as Crocodilians & kangaroos. hmmm 🤔👀
@@grandadneal8114 get rid of Covid-19 (spy operations) ?? the Whole world is ruined inhibited & suppressed because of that pain in the posterior bastards of a virus. ghrrr rrr 🤪😐
Just letting you guys know, your video of the shark and croc is being shared on Facebook by daily mail, not sharing this video, they made into one of theirs
Strictly out of curiosity how big does a crocodile need to be to make what I assume is either a juvenile or adult bull shark look like a small to medium-sized fish?
I did not want to distract from the scene, but... size comparison IS important. I once caught a very angry teeth gnashing body thrashing wild shark... smaller than the whiting I'd been targeting, ie: about 11 inches. If that helps (news flash, a big croc is larger than a small shark, Duh, who would've thought) 🙃
Nice capture. I take it that was downstream of the actual crossing...? Just a virtual recce for my next canoe trip to there from Lake Argyle. It has been too many years. Thanks mate
That is not true, tyranosaurous rex lived approximately 60 million years ago while the sarcosuchus imperator lived about 100 million years ago, that means, the terror crocodile had been extinct when t-rex roamed the earth
Old vin there with a 100% facts scientists find stuff everyday that makes them change there mind like new life found in Antarctica under the ice that was thought previously to be impossible I don't think t rex had everything its way just because one type of croc related species was found doesn't mean there wasn't another and just because something is thought to be extinct doesn't mean that it was
@@scottwilliam6141 look, I’m gonna take your word for it since your last name is Sydney, and I’m not tryna fuck with an Australian native. That might be true I’m just talking about this video. That bull shark looks like it won gold in the 100 meter dash
on average, saltwater crocodiles can swim up to 15-18 mph in short bursts (2-3 mph when theyre cruising) and bull sharks cruise at about 5 mph and have the top speed of roughly 25 mph- so an adult bull shark would probably be able to outswim a saltwater crocodile, but saltwater crocs do feed on bull sharks! hope this helps!
Genetically the crocodiles are some of the closest things we still have to dinosaurs, they have so perfectly evolved that they nearly have not changed at all except for size/proportions. Another is the cassowary
Croc: Fuck outta my water
Shark: Understandable. Have a nice day
😂😂 love it
That shark turned quicker than my ex
Did this happen to be a fatality quote
Your command is my wish
ه و غ ش م ح ع وي ع م ود و ش ع م خ وي م ت ق و ع مو س ق و مو نس ل ت ه و ع م ف ه و ط وم س و ح هن وح ع ومو س د ه و ح ع ه مو ج ح ف ه مو ش و ام ه مو س ن و ح م ه وم م س وم ش هذ م حر ح و ح ذ م ه ف و ر خ ه م و س ك لام غ ه م و س ك الا س ف و ن س اح ان م س ش ا وه م س كا مو ن سه
I could watch that croc swimming for hours, so soothing
100% 🔗
What like actual hours tho??
I was fishing there a couple times before. Still can't believe that people actually go swimming there!
Yeah the locals love a dip here 🐊🐊
But it's a lovely place 🦘
I know, I never swam there, but did fish. I saw plenty of crocs in my years in Kununurra.
They must be styoooopid people
Really?
That Shark was all like “NOPE!”
Yeah we got away from the water pretty quickly too 😂😂
You beat me to it lol! That just cracked me up! Sharks like lalala WTF? HELL NO! And freaking gets outta dodge. Croc just sitting there. Better swim away fast ole sharkey. Starting to get hangry now....😈🤣🦈🤘
😂😂
@@CaravanAdventureAus it makes you wonder if there is a big croc out there that will break a record of the world largest croc like the one on lake placid movie
Nope nope nope nope
Bull Shark: 0:03 - Hum what's that over there?
Bull Shark: 0:09 - Oh hell no / Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming, swimming, swimming. What do we do? We swim, swim
Croc: That's sum Bull Sh*t
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣FANTASTIC!!!!!
Shark: “seen any humans?”
Croc: “nah mate, it’s a Wednesday”
So this is a little what it was like during the Triassic/Jurassic - short life spans!
If I'm in the water, I'd definitely rather see and deal with a shark than a croc.
Yeah 100% 😂😂
Crocs will eat anything including humans! Shark attacks on humans are very rare, Croc attacks on people not so rare!
@@stevegant7286 yeah that seems about right Steve. We love these creatures but they are so scary still 😱😂
@@liondynamics8878I agree, out of all the Sharks the Bull Shark is the most aggressive, but they still can't be compared to a Crocodile as far as danger is concerned!
@@liondynamics8878 There's no doubt that Bull Sharks are nasty, but Crocs are modern Dinosaurs and will eat anything including humans.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water... you realised you were in Australia.
Australia where the sharks swim in the rivers and crocs in ocean. 10/10
Its worse than that because bull sharks also swim in salt or fresh water so they can be found in rivers across the continent, salty or bull take your pick.
@@NATASEXISTS Wow I did NOT know that. Always thought sharks reside in salt water. Is this specific to Bullsharks in Australia?
It's specific to where ever bull sharks exist in planet earth and there are documented cases of bull sharks being found a thousand miles or more up some American rivers.
Florida too
Ahahahahaha sick place
When you consider how far up the Ord River Ivanhoe Crossing actually is, it is a real surprise to see a salt water shark in that area.
I know right! It is crazy
They have a liver that enables them to adapt to both salt and fresh water.
Bull sharks swim up rivers around the world. They have swam all the way up to Illinois in the USA in the Mississippi
And that's no bull, either!:)
@@sportsfisher9677
no they havent. they may have been able to at one point in time, but there is no documentation of this.
That is one huge crocodile. They are vicious and territorial, that’s probably why there is only one at that location. Very scary to even imagine being in a boat near that crocodile.
Yes very scary 😱
Actually the lower Ord River, down stream of Carlton Hill station has some real big ones, estimated in excess of 18ft/6 metres. We measured by comparing the to our aircraft shadow when flying over them below 250ft altitude, back in 1981.
@@michaelhayden725 ohhh wow. They are scary and deadly
Now imagine being in a canoe and coming across that thing 😮
That's one big crocodile and that's one small bull shark.
Australia is a whole new level of terrifying
Yup, and the government's just the start of it!😲
I live in Florida and this is very common to see here also.
@@PorkHunt0 they're the most poisonous and terrifying... And people voted for them!
@@jdd1777 Florida has alligators. That's a saltwater crocodile. That's like seeing someone get attacked by a wolf and saying yeah I got bit by a Labrador one time lol!
There are alligators in Florida and American Salt water crocodiles.
They’re not the same as the salt water crocodiles in Australia. Australian crocs a bigger, far more plentiful, and very aggressive.
Bull Shark: no one can stop me!
Croc: Whats that?
Bull Shark: oh! Sorry i forgot im just a lost little shark. See yah!
Megalodon : Hello son, let's go, we have disturbed the territory of the crocodiles
Croc: "I don't think so, Tim!"
Smart shark. Sees croc, checks his 360, then moves out calmly.
Sharks like " are you meeting anyone here"?....lemme check real quick...
"See ya later, alligator."
@@8avexp 'in a while, crocodile'.
Every Croc is Gangsta till Hippos come to party
Hippos? What's with the hippos? Aren't they supposed to scared of crocs?
@@VARJAGAMINGENTERTAINMENT Nope, hippos are more aggressive and territorial than crocs. They are killing more humans than crocs in Africa.
@@sweet-sourchicken8610 what about anaconda? Is it threat for it as well?
Their huge teeth can break the crocodile’s spine - killing it
These are saltwater crocs. No hippos there.
As the tourist asked the NT local " Are there any sharks in this river? No said the man as tourist dived into the water , " The croc's cleared them out "
Apart from build up comments, unless that's a 30 feet long croc, that's definitely a small bull shark...
Very...a veritable puppy.
I have seen 25 ft salt water crocs in person.
A 30 foot salty wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility if it was a Male, especially a Male Black Salty. The smallest females of the regular salty average around 10 feet so
Exactly
average saltwater croc gets up to 17-19 ft. bull sharks up to 10 ft
Wow that’s a big one! Shark saw sense and swam off!
she went to wrong neighborhood that day, was clever enough to change direction)))
I love it when I see top predators that normally don’t encounter each other come across each other. The respect one has for the other is pretty fascinating. Everyone is saying the shark got scared but the croc did not try anything nor try & inspect a possible prey. Respect!
Cheers mate for the comment!
Crocs eat bull sharks
Because it didn't come near the croc... Crocs mostly remain silent,and wait for a possible prey to come near before striking
It's called ambush and it ain't croc's 1st rodeo.
@Mitrax zero 💯%agree
This drone shot of this magnificent apex predator, and absolute king of his domain makes me proud, as an Aussie, to call them our own. What an awesome beast.
The arrogance... Nothing in the animal kingdom belongs to you! Besides study your history mate, YOU'RE AN IMPORT. A naturalized resident alien... (A legal citizen of a corporation masquerading as a dejure government).
Sigh...
I was a zookeeper who worked with alligators in America. Salties are just special man. Even people who are used to other giant reptiles are just put in awe around them.
I got to feed one when I visited a zoo in Florida. It was 17 feet if I remember right. I fed it from the other side of a fence lol. Just tossed thawed out rabbits at it.
@@THEPEANUTGALLERY832 you know I think the arrogance lies with you. it seems that this person was not claiming ownership but more being proud of the country that they live in and come from and the natural wildlife that resides there.
It would be as if living in Washington state and being proud to be a Washington Husky.
Additionally it is quite offensive to call out somebody for being an import when I’m certain that your ancestors just like mine and many other people on any continent are immigrants from another land.
You know I was about to not even respond to your snarky remarks on here but seeing that you only made your tasteless comment approximately 40 minutes ago, I couldn’t resist being the first one to call you out for being a pretty crummy person. I could not pass on that opportunity.
Go ahead and light me up and have something really profound to say because I’m sure you have more trash thoughts tucked away to insult people but really what was the point? why even say those nasty things does it make you feel better because everybody could take the time and point out the gross faults that we all have and I’m not talking about the appearance but the volume.
It just seems that you’re a very negative person and maybe you should just take a moment and stop being such a tool.
I understand that there is a high probability you’ll have some witty awesome comment that I’ll wake up to in the morning, see in an email from TH-cam, and still not care about your black hole of an opinion.
@@brasha78 you're an imported resident alien too. I can tell you are a US CITIZEN just as the other guy was a AU Citizen. Which makes you an immigrant on stolen land too. Your judgment is coming as well. Just sit back and watch the show. Your manifest destiny will crumble before your eyes as your so called nation deteriorates before. And just know this... Its all prophecy. And there is nothing you and your ilk can do about it. 😊 2/3rds of you will be destroyed.
P.S. and the reason why you responded is cuz you know I'm right and my words unsettled you, TRIGGERED YOU!
JUDGMENT IS UPON YOU. Sit back and watch the show.... It will all be over quicker than you think...
@@THEPEANUTGALLERY832 u must be a really unhappy person for knowing such tragedies and knowing that it's also just another useless life that can't change anything, just living for yourself and waiting for the end of your own life, damn.. that's sucks
Videos like this make me VERY HAPPY to live in Canada.
But think of all the excitement your missing out on just going for your daily swim.
I used to live in Cottesloe, Western Australia, and I swam and trained as a lifesaver there everyday for 10 years. I left and went back to Sydney only to hear that some early morning swimmer got his whole leg ripped off by a Great White just as he was exiting the water. Poor guy bled out and died on the spot. It's all about luck. Pure and simple.
@@affordableplumbingandelect2119 Which makes it lucky to live in Canada! 🤣
cause polar bears and grizzly bears are better to be around lol
I'd be more worried about your bears. Most badass animal on the planet next to rhinos and hippos.
The polar bears and grizzly bears? Yeah no. Canada ain't that much safer.
Bullshark: Oh I must a make a RIGHT decision. I'm taking LEFT. Phew!
😂😂 that’s totally right
Oh wow that really is the coolest footage ever from above like that! Great video!!!
You act like you never seen that before
@@JN-ny1xm I haven't from above like that where you can see through the water. It's just a cool perspective.
@@MiaMia-rx9dw ""
What a beautiful video. The croc swimming so elegantly!
The shark said, I prefer to play the role of predator than prey.
“Towers over” is such a weird choice of words for this. It makes me imagine a crocodile confidently walking into frame on 2 legs with its “shoulders” back, while the bull shark cowers in its presence
"Hey Ron"
"Hey Billy"
Godzilla.... is that you? 😳
Wow this is amazing footage of croc!
Thank you 🥰🥰
Grew up on the west coast of Florida close to Horseshoe Beach. Yes it was a horseshoe breeding ground but it was also grassy. Beautiful!!!
The croc doesn’t even bother to look where the shark went. They do with humans though🤔
Bull shark; “what! Wtf is that......... nope nope ain’t going that way”!
Love that comment Chris 😂😂
This footage is class!
Wow. Beautiful and terrifying at the same time
I love how the croc swims very graceful glide in the water and to think when I goes just under the water it doesn’t disturb the water yet it can hide in a few inches of water right near you and you wouldn’t know till it strikes
Perfect apex ambush predator
And they are bloody fast on land to In short bursts even swimming the can match a speed boat at low speed
Perfect
Yeah we love these creatures. So scary but amazing
@@CaravanAdventureAus the perfect predator amazing
Crocodiles aren't that fast on land though yes they aren't that slow either and are capable of sudden, short bursts of speed. They are faster in water, their natural element yet they are actually also not very powerful or strong, graceful swimmers. But they definitely dwell in water which is their natural habitat, in all the freshwater systems around where they are native to in the world. Rivers, swamps, so on. They rely more on camouflage and ambush aka the element of surprise, to take down prey and competition alike. And yes also their size and strength, combined with their powerful bite force, thick hide and aggression.
Did you draw straws to see who went in after the drone if the battery went flat?
Haha would have just left it 😂😂
@@CaravanAdventureAus Why are you scared of that little croc It is very old and like everything old just likes peace
i feel like croco's temper is so bad that i'd think it would even try to bite the water for pushing it to the side like that while swimming
I miss you guys in this video,
Must have been busy,
Have a Grrrrrrrr8 Day,
Nice footage 🐊🦈
Thanks and don’t worry we will be back soon 👍🏽
Shark sings * gonna be a mighty king!
Sees Croc....
Turns
Shark sings * gonna be a mighty king somewhere away from here
Lol
I bet that crocs name was “Apex!”
Don't understand why people even swim in freshwater north of Brisbane and Exmouth in Australia lol.
😂👍🏽 yeah pretty risky
Suicidal in my opinion
I think they get the kicks ,it like chaeting.
I guess that's why the croc was so big. Good eats!
Adrenaline junkies ...they do it for the rush of cheating death
Average adult bull shark runs a bit over 2m. I reckon that puts that croc at about 5.5-6m.
(of course if the shark was a juvenile, that throws off the scale).
I can't believe you all got this footage.
Great footage and how gracefully the Cross moves about in the water, amazing creatures.
You know you're badass when a shark 🦈 goes out of its way to not meet you 🐊 😂
Oh yeah for sure 👍🏽😂
I’m terrified just watching this
Really cool vid! I mean the subject matter is awesome but I like how you stayed above them.
Cheers 👍🏽👍🏽
Why am I anxious watching this croc when I have never encountered one and chances are I never will?
We have fear of these predator built into us... It's in our DNA.
Maybe past memorys from old dinasaurs in our data?
People say bull sharks eye sight is bad, but how come he can tell that was a croc before getting any closer haha 😆 he deffs wanted no part in being his snack
100% 👍🏽👍🏽
0:00
Shark: "Oi who's on my turf? I can sense you!"
Croc: "Your turf?"
Shark: "Yes yes, like I said, your turf bye!"
shark was like today I choose life , have a good day sir😂😂
If these were extinct and not seen on video or camera I don't think humans would believe that they really roamed the earth
Excellent photography🤩well made
The bull shark was like, duh which way do I go George which way do I go...
Great aussie drone footage!
👍🏽👍🏽
I think of the Friday scene. Nnnnnnoooo! Boy, get your ass up, I don’t know why you come down here, messing with these people?”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Q
The croc is big but that looks like a juvenile bull shark too which make the croc appear even bigger.
Bull it's at least 2 meters, but the croc is 9 probably 10 meters
@@bobigny9345 Get real. That's not a 30 ft long croc. The largest croc ever recorded was barely 21 feet long and you think there's a 30 footer out there just swimming around?
I used to live 2 kms from ivanhoe crossing.The amount of times we.crossed that in the middle of the night (walking i might add)Was mental.Croc eyes everywhere.I often wonder if the fact there was 6 of us,did it confuse them.
That croc was massive!
As much as I love Aussie, this is why I'm glad I live in NZ
So very many New Zealanders in OZz tho. So I'm guessing thinking N.Z ain't so great. Although I like the place (minus the very expensive costs of a wide range of products & services). Hmmm 🤔👀😐
@@jimmyohara2601 absolutely. Higher wages, better weather, and the country doesn't look back all the time. I love Aussie, just not a fan of spiders, snakes, sharks and the rest.
@@grandadneal8114 yes indeed, but you hardly come across those, seriously.
I've traveled many times & lived in various parts of OZz & hardly came across many of those.(if at all).
Just but a few reptiles & marsupials. Such as Crocodilians & kangaroos. hmmm 🤔👀
@@jimmyohara2601 ok cool I'm moving over once you get rid of covid........see you in ??.
@@grandadneal8114 get rid of Covid-19 (spy operations) ?? the Whole world is ruined inhibited & suppressed because of that pain in the posterior bastards of a virus. ghrrr rrr 🤪😐
I’m from Kununurra and we use to swim at Ivanhoe crossing growing up ......
Don’t think I’ll be swimming there again 🤣😝
Yeah scary hey! 😱
It's acy okay to swim🏊 there. Evolutionary paths get assistance in what paths to take. Less dumbies = more smarties. hmmm 🤔👀😁
How big was the bull shark though looks like juvenile one. Good footage though
I would have said maybe four to six feet, for a juvenile shark. But with nothing else to give it scale? Hard to tell.
I would have said 2m
Just letting you guys know, your video of the shark and croc is being shared on Facebook by daily mail, not sharing this video, they made into one of theirs
Somebody is a snitch
Nobody likes a grass
Shark just realised it was in Lake Placid ...
LMMFAOOF! 🤣😄
Strictly out of curiosity how big does a crocodile need to be to make what I assume is either a juvenile or adult bull shark look like a small to medium-sized fish?
Scariest moment of my life in that river we hit a sand bar and I fell off the boat. was knee deep in croc infested water Got the old ticker pounding
Fuck that
Shark : " Don't be arrogant.you will be bags,belts and wallet."
Croc : "I still be useful when I'm dead."
Shark made a Uturn hella fast lmfao
I used to go swimming at that crossing. When I was a kid, You didn't go out and play - You went out and tried to not die.
What a majestic dinosaur!
That is one dam prehistoric liven dinosaur in their natural habitat Im guessing 5 meters
Yeah we reckon 5m too 😰
That’s Straya for ya haha
More like 10meter long or can grow bigger
Dinosaurs are extinct crocodiles evolved from arcosaurs an OLDER cousin of the dinosaurs.
Let's not forget that sharks were here before dinosaurs.
how massive is the croc? hard to tell
15 FEET?
The shark was like, "oh shit !!! Just keep swimming, swimming.. just keep swimming!"
Has there been any word on the actual size of this Dino beast
I did not want to distract from the scene, but... size comparison IS important. I once caught a very angry teeth gnashing body thrashing wild shark... smaller than the whiting I'd been targeting, ie: about 11 inches. If that helps (news flash, a big croc is larger than a small shark, Duh, who would've thought) 🙃
Nice capture. I take it that was downstream of the actual crossing...? Just a virtual recce for my next canoe trip to there from Lake Argyle. It has been too many years. Thanks mate
Yes this was downstream from Ivenhoe Crossing
Oh My look how beautiful and elegant and majestic this croc is they are amazing creatures 💕💕
How cool are they!
Bull shark:"why Grandma what big eye's you have"
Croc:"Why to better see you with my dear...come a little closer"
Off the hook! Great video
That shark was like idk why my Spidey sense tingling let me just dip out real quick
Looked like one or two nice sized barra swimming behind him too!!
Yeah we need a drone fishing attachment 🦈🦈
"G'day!"
"G'day!"
"You lost, mate?"
"Yeah, nah, yeah."
If only the Shark was as bigger as the Croc, would be such a legendary battle i guess.
How is possible we havent recoreded one yet?
it's just fearlessly chilling in the middle of nothing. incredible
What an impressive animal.
Shark: "Maybe I'll swim there another day..."
Crocodile: "Ahhhh... It's so good to be a croc!"
The shark was gonna check him out as potential meal but it realized it could be a potential meal.😊
😂 your probably right
Two species that have survived since before the dinosaur age.
Ancient crocs had T. rex scared to drink 💦
That is not true, tyranosaurous rex lived approximately 60 million years ago while the sarcosuchus imperator lived about 100 million years ago, that means, the terror crocodile had been extinct when t-rex roamed the earth
Old vin there with a 100% facts scientists find stuff everyday that makes them change there mind like new life found in Antarctica under the ice that was thought previously to be impossible I don't think t rex had everything its way just because one type of croc related species was found doesn't mean there wasn't another and just because something is thought to be extinct doesn't mean that it was
Shark was all "Nope!", but I love how those smaller fish (grunters?) nonchalantly follow close behind the croc to inspect whatever he kicks up
Wow good pick up 👍🏽😊
I’ll just point out. Even if the croc wanted to, I think the shark could easily avoid the attack.
Hmm no. Crocodiles regularly feed on bull sharks in the Northern Territory.
@@scottwilliam6141 look, I’m gonna take your word for it since your last name is Sydney, and I’m not tryna fuck with an Australian native. That might be true I’m just talking about this video. That bull shark looks like it won gold in the 100 meter dash
on average, saltwater crocodiles can swim up to 15-18 mph in short bursts (2-3 mph when theyre cruising) and bull sharks cruise at about 5 mph and have the top speed of roughly 25 mph- so an adult bull shark would probably be able to outswim a saltwater crocodile, but saltwater crocs do feed on bull sharks! hope this helps!
Tiger shark is like, "I think I hear my mum calling me. My bad, I'll go around"
That was a decent size croc but the shark was a juvenile so of course it avoided the larger animal.
Croc starring from a distance
Shark getting closer “I wonder where all the bitches at”
Croc squinting “hey”
Shark “OH GAWD”
Shark, I detect an electrical impulse, holy SHIT! That’s a nuclear power plant!! Outta here!!!
It's funny how I can't comprehend what dinosaurs would actually be like and then I realize cros like this basically are dinosaurs
Genetically the crocodiles are some of the closest things we still have to dinosaurs, they have so perfectly evolved that they nearly have not changed at all except for size/proportions.
Another is the cassowary
The moment the shark saw the gangster it took a u turn🤣😅😂
😂😂 totally right
Is that a fully grown bull shark, wow fantastic video there
Yes we think the bull shark is fairly big. which makes the croc about 5.5m
@@CaravanAdventureAus Woww monster , will be a goner if anyone is to face the monster
How big is thi croc ?
We reckon about 5m
Bullshark : hey there friends..
Croc : hey there food
Shark : imma outta here
Awesome 👏
I think the croc spotted the shark first.
Amazing footage !
Thank you and yes I think so haha
It was almost like a bull shark at the beginning saw it and was like “oh shit I got a change lanes”.