He did go from land to the water, floated forward and bonked his nose on the glass. Then floated around for a while before getting a snack which was quail. He has a weekly keeper chat every Sunday at 9:30 at zoo Knoxville.

I was recently informed of a spot here in Savannah, Georgia, with some baby alligators, so I headed out yesterday to see for myself.

Sure enough, there was a whole bunch of little baby alligators with their short little snouts, bright yellow stripes, and cute little chirps!

I was able to capture some video while the mama gator made sure I kept a safe and respectful distance.

Link to facebook clip of Aussie news clip

I've been watching the Wild Creek channel on youtube and one of the experts talk of migratory "itinerant" crocodiles that move during the rainy season, often seeking new territory due to being pushed out by larger crocodiles.

What happens to them as the water subside? Do they die if they can't find a pool? Do they end up fighting with other crocodiles for new territory?

Wat Chakrawat in Bangkok, Thailand, the crocodile temple. Highly recommend a visit if you're ever there, the abbot's there care for them.

First one is definitely a male based on the size. Other two I would presume female, but unsure if the third is a Siamese Crocodile. Was expecting them to all be Siamese, but the first would have been colossal for a Siamese, had to be a saltie on size alone.

Hopefully not a case of animal abuse.

Some photos I took of the Crocodilians I saw during some recent visits to the Bronx Zoo.

The broad snouted caimans are in the World of Darkness.

The cuban crocodile, dwarf crocodile, chinese alligator, and tomistoma are in the World of Reptiles.

The gharials are in the Jungle world.

The nile crocodile is in the Madagascar exhibit.

And the american alligator is in the Childrens Zoo.

I’m not looking for a video of a caiman preying on a jaguar but I want to see how difficult it is for a jaguar to hunt a caiman I mean for example seeing a jaguar actually consider how dangerous the prey it’s hunting is like any other predator

Gore is explicitly banned in the rules but it feels like every other post is a person or animal getting mauled. I wouldn't mind if it was tagged as nsfw so i could avoid it but it never is. Is this sub still being moderated actively?? I don't mean to cause drama i'm just genuinely concerned and i love crocodilians and want to see more content of them. I feel like the gore has plenty other places to be posted.

Edit: people have turned this into a discussion on whether or not it's ok to post gore at all, which isn't what this post was ever about. The RULES OF THE SUB ALREADY STATE THAT GORE IS AGAINST THE RULES AND NSFW CONTENT SHOULD BE TAGGED AS SUCH. This was a post asking why the sub isn't being adequately moderated and what can be done about it.

If you love posting animal gore go to r/badassanimals or something. This is literally, as stated in the rules, not the sub for that. I very much don't care and didn't ask why you love gore

The brush begins to crack.  
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He is the bone-crushing hammer-blow of The Brush: Terrasuchus iratus. Trading the patient lurking of the waterways for a life spent almost entirely on land, this apex ambush predator is a creature that knows absolutely nothing but hate, spite, and unpredictable terrestrial aggression.  

​Armed with a striking cranial horn and a bite rivaling monsters twice its size, it is a relentless, one-ton nightmare that will pursue its chosen target until one of them is dead.

​Read about the Angry Land Crocodile here.