And don't think you'll be able to wrestle it Steve Irwin-style. The Nile Crocodile has been known to get as large at 20 feet long, and weigh over 2,000 lbs.
Photo courtesy: Knuttz
Jan 5, 2007
Crocodile Tail
How's that for a close-up of a crocodile tail? This tail comes in quite handy for these reptiles. When the eating's good, this is where they store a lot of their fat for when the eating's not so good. The tail's also useful for hunting you down in the water.
And don't think you'll be able to wrestle it Steve Irwin-style. The Nile Crocodile has been known to get as large at 20 feet long, and weigh over 2,000 lbs.
Photo courtesy: Knuttz
And don't think you'll be able to wrestle it Steve Irwin-style. The Nile Crocodile has been known to get as large at 20 feet long, and weigh over 2,000 lbs.
Photo courtesy: Knuttz
The part up really close to the camera looks like a rock. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteI don't know, Mr. Wombat. I think I could wrestle that little guy!haha
ReplyDeleteNice post Babe. I love you!
Love, Annie
Don't forget, most crocodilians can break legs with those tails.
ReplyDeleteIf it didn't eat you first.
I'm sure you can, honey. I love you, too. (my wife just read my blog)
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