20 Crazy Fights When Crocodiles Attack the Wrong Opponent | Animal Fights

20. 20 Crazy Fights When Crocodiles Attack the Wrong Opponent | Animal Fights

Crocodiles are powerful apex predators
but that doesn’t mean they always win
Some animals make them race to win and sometimes even beat them.
20 Crazy Fights When Crocodiles Attack the Wrong Opponent
In the same habitat, territorial competition between crocodiles and hippos is inevitable
Despite the strength of crocodiles, attacking hippos is a big effort.
Usually, hippos will chase crocodiles, as you can see in this video.
Crocodiles don’t seem to want to deal with the large hippos.
Hippos are solitary predators and no animal wants to challenge hippos on their own.
Hippos are very territorial animals, and they don’t like the presence of crocodiles in their area.
This crocodile made a terrible mistake when it wandered into a pack of ferocious hippos.
Although crocodiles are not capable of attacking prey as large as adult buffalo, these prehistoric animals will attack anything in the hope of tearing off a piece of meat.
Attack on adult buffalo is a calculated risk for crocodiles.
A herd of buffalo drinking water is a great opportunity for a crocodile to attack by surprise
The buffalo are very strong and try to pull the crocodile out of the water, eventually, the crocodile gives up.
Baby buffalo is drinking water in the river when suddenly attacked by a crocodile
the buffalo is scared and quickly returns to the shore
it is terrifying when the crocodile bits off one of the buffalo’s front legs in a split second
the buffalo keeps screaming in pain
tiger almost always kills crocodiles when they are on land, it will try to jump behind the crocodile and bite the back of its neck as you can see in this video
elephants are not the ideal candidates to attack when it comes to feeding time.
But sometimes you don’t get to choose your lunch.
Fear is not in the dictionary of crocodiles.
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