bizhop01:
The crocodile might be human

Jakumo:
That is a juvenile example of the Nile Crocodile, which, over a lifespan reaching 70 years, can attain physical bulk and bone-breaking jaw-strength that is measured in metric tonnes.

The Nile Crocodile, easily identified by the tiger stripes that ring the torso and tail, is a cunning ambush hunter whose devastating exploits during the annual Wildebeest migration across Kenya's Mara River, are regular spectacles shown in Youtube video clips, and on Discovery Channel.

An adult Nile Crocodile, or "Swamp Dog", can subdue and drown a fully grown African Cape Buffalo in a heartbeat, before stashing the dead animal so as to allow for partial decay, before the modern day dragon later returns to feast on his nicely aged prize of BIG bush meat.

In the more remote backwaters of the Niger and Benue rivers in Nigeria, Nile Crocodiles do on occasion make off with, and devour the occupants of canoes, after simply crushing and scuttling the fragile wooden boats with a leisurely opening bite, so as so select the day's meal from among the floundering swimmers.

Jakumo:
That is a juvenile example of the Nile Crocodile, which, over a lifespan reaching 70 years, can attain physical bulk and bone-breaking jaw-strength that is measured in metric tonnes.

The Nile Crocodile, easily identified by the tiger stripes that ring the torso and tail, is a cunning ambush hunter whose devastating exploits during the annual Wildebeest migration across Kenya's Mara River, are regular spectacles shown in Youtube video clips, and on Discovery Channel.

An adult Nile Crocodile, or "Swamp Dog", can subdue and drown a fully grown African Cape Buffalo in a heartbeat, before stashing the dead animal so as to allow for partial decay, before the modern day dragon later returns to feast on his nicely aged prize of BIG bush meat.

In the more remote backwaters of the Niger and Benue rivers in Nigeria, Nile Crocodiles do on occasion make off with, and devour the occupants of canoes, after simply crushing and scuttling the fragile wooden boats with a leisurely opening bite, so as so select the day's meal from among the floundering swimmers.

anonimi:



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Jakumo:
That is a juvenile example of the Nile Crocodile, which, over a lifespan reaching 70 years, can attain physical bulk and bone-breaking jaw-strength that is measured in metric tonnes.

The Nile Crocodile, easily identified by the tiger stripes that ring the torso and tail, is a cunning ambush hunter whose devastating exploits during the annual Wildebeest migration across Kenya's Mara River, are regular spectacles shown in Youtube video clips, and on Discovery Channel.

An adult Nile Crocodile, or "Swamp Dog", can subdue and drown a fully grown African Cape Buffalo in a heartbeat, before stashing the dead animal so as to allow for partial decay, before the modern day dragon later returns to feast on his nicely aged prize of BIG bush meat.

In the more remote backwaters of the Niger and Benue rivers in Nigeria, Nile Crocodiles do on occasion make off with, and devour the occupants of canoes, after simply crushing and scuttling the fragile wooden boats with a leisurely opening bite, so as so select the day's meal from among the floundering swimmers.

iCauseTrouble:
So lagosians are scared of crocodiles? Something wey guys dey keep here as pet

Jakumo:
That is a juvenile example of the Nile Crocodile, which, over a lifespan reaching 70 years, can attain physical bulk and bone-breaking jaw-strength that is measured in metric tonnes.

The Nile Crocodile, easily identified by the tiger stripes that ring the torso and tail, is a cunning ambush hunter whose devastating exploits during the annual Wildebeest migration across Kenya's Mara River, are regular spectacles shown in Youtube video clips, and on Discovery Channel.

An adult Nile Crocodile, or "Swamp Dog", can subdue and drown a fully grown African Cape Buffalo in a heartbeat, before stashing the dead animal so as to allow for partial decay, before the modern day dragon later returns to feast on his nicely aged prize of BIG bush meat.

In the more remote backwaters of the Niger and Benue rivers in Nigeria, Nile Crocodiles do on occasion make off with, and devour the occupants of canoes, after simply crushing and scuttling the fragile wooden boats with a leisurely opening bite, so as so select the day's meal from among the floundering swimmers.

anonimi:



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Pavore9:
I guess by now, it has been butchered.

MobilityExpress:
Wherever you see a 6 foot crocodile, a 28ft crocodile is hiding somewhere nearby, and stray dogs, homeless people and riverine settlers are their number one target.

Hotzone:
I really love to eat sea food

bizhop01:
The crocodile might be human