@gatorchris1: Feeding Talia the saltwater crocodile!! She’s pretty good at following the food on the tongs and not trying to attack me (usually). She has incredible jumping agility, she reach up and bite me right in the face and I’m 6’5”! Thank you @Rodentpro for donating the rats! Saltwater crocodiles are the largest living reptiles on Earth, with males reaching lengths over 20 feet and weighing more than 2,000 pounds. Native to Southeast Asia, northern Australia, and surrounding regions, they are powerful apex predators capable of taking down prey as large as water buffalo. Despite their name, saltwater crocs don’t meed salt and live in both salt and freshwater habitats, including rivers, estuaries, and coastal swamps. They have the strongest bite force of any animal. She is in this smaller temporary enclosure until we can build her a large permanent home, and dealing with her in here is sketchy to say the least! Each of our large crocodilian enclosures cost around $20k, but we will hopefully get hers built up this year(hopefully). That’s why I really encourage anyone who enjoys my content to make a donation to the nonprofit sanctuary!! ~~If you would like to donate to the care of the sanctuary animals, we greatly appreciate any support!! You can make a tax deductible donations directly through our website bellowingacres.org @bellowingacres Remember guys, we support our sanctuary through social media, so if you’d like to help the animals (for free), please like, leave a positive comment, and share!! We greatly appreciate it and so do the animals! #crocodile #saltwatercroc #educational

Josh Davis4339 :

Compared to the others, this one does not appear to like you very much. Are salties naturally more aggressive?

Lauryn :

I wanna know how they are recording? If it’s a camera person… why are they so close? Love the shots but it makes me so nervous. Especially with a crocodile. Asking to be educated not passing judgement

John :

Then they walk past the chicken

booksandmermaids :

Pretty but feisty!! 💗🐊

GirthWormJim :

Is that enough food for her? It looks like such a tiny amount relative to her size

This_Scotian~Gal🇨🇦 :

Her colours are so pretty

DrChristineMann :

She’s salty!

Jarl Kareuuu :

bet you didn't know, like at one point back in time these fuckers could gallop like horses

KDONWILDLIFE :

She’s aggressive

Ricky :

leave it in the mara river ,they clean up after the wildebeest migration

Tamara :

Why does she have a smaller pound than the rest?

Mikena :

Why do you want them to go in the water?

Long lòng vòng :

why are you in the cage

TeamGriffin07 :

Yep and crocs is what we have in Australia, and they’re massive.

サム :

Goddamn, crocs are so cool

geen :

why not more water this not good

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liltreyz :

Supporting all small content creators

TheCarbonSpot :

Do they ever get full or will they continue to eat as long as food is available?

Laura :

Playing with fire

J :

The crocs seem way more aggressive than the gators

강 현 미 ●v● :

Their target is the meat, you have to be careful 😅

MM :

Jest piękna😘

sparklefarts221 :

She’s a female-she is gonna be feisty some days😂