A roar so endearing, you wouldn't expect it from a crocodile | Killer Crocs with Steve Backshall

The Nile croc is one of the most successful crocodile species in the world. Join Steve Backshall as he uncovers some of the greatest facts about the killer reptile.
Killer Crocs with Steve Backshall: Steve takes us into the dangerous world of crocodiles - one of nature's most fearsome predators - entering croc-infested territory escorted by an armed safari guide.
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[@larifari4371]

This man should be happy that mother croc does not answer the sqeaks.

[@nickdouglas736]

Crocodiles only care about the eggs and then the offspring until they're a few months old. This one is pretty big already it might be too old for the mother to care. If she even is around.
like he literally says it be a year old and big enough.

[@larifari4371]

@@nickdouglas736 ok, I didn't know that. But why is it sqeaking when there is no way that mother croc would answer anyway? It should rather play dead then, shouldn't it?

[@allendulles2481]

Sounds like the croc is doing an Edward G. Robinson impersonation. "Yeah, see! You'll never get me, coppers!" 😂