Giant Crocodile FOUND - Could You Outswim Him?

The Adelaide River is home to the largest saltwater

crocodile

recorded in Australia. His name is Dominator and our goal today is to see if we can find Dominator and answer the question of whether or not a human

could

swim from the side of the Adelaide. From one river to the other without being killed by

crocodile

s Australia, the Northern Territory, today we are heading to a river known as the Adelaide River, possibly one of the most dangerous rivers on the planet, which is why it is inhabited by a creature of prehistoric known as the saltwater crocodile and our goal today is to see whether or not we can find a salty

giant

called a domino and answer the question of whether a human

could

swim from one side of the Adelaide River to the other without being eaten oh I have a feeling That the answer is no, we'll find out anyway.

Saltwater crocodiles are undoubtedly Australia's most dangerous non-venomous predator and every year several people who get too close to the water's edge are attacked, and brutally so. killed in the Adelaide River, specifically hundreds of these voracious dragons hunt in murky waters, meaning falling into them would almost certainly be a death sentence in my latest episode. Sorry guys, there are no Croc River Cannonball challenges in this episode, but don't worry at the end of In today's adventure we are going to convince this boy, Jack, and the brave Wilderness to enter the cage of death with me , don't you seem excited?

Well, let's go back to the first part of our mission. Today's Little River Voyage is led by Dylan and Sean as Croc. Travel experts know where reptiles tend to hang out and our goal is to show how fast, agile and powerful these animals can be. Here's the thing: the water is incredibly murky, you can't see more than an inch below the surface. There are crocodiles under this, but right now we're just not seeing them, oh come on, it's coming straight at us, the mod right here, a little female, this crocodile hasn't wasted any time showing how fast it can move in the thick sticky mud and because I can read your mind I know what you are wondering what would happen if a human fell or jumped into this gun the answer they would immediately sink very steep and it would become a very easy meal like Dr.

Grant said in Jurassic Park You were alive when they started to eat you, so you know, try to show some respect, oh, she got the chicken, she said yeah, I'll take the chicken. I would say that's probably the tactic moving forward, which was great, those were some amazing shots, okay, our first big saltwater crocodile. I don't think it was the Dominator that day, but it is a very impressive reptile due to the Daily Croc tour boats that travel this section of the river. These reptiles know that the sound of a ship means an easy clicking sound.

Nice try. It seems counterintuitive when it comes to Croc safety, but it's a valuable education for anyone who takes one of these tours because witnessing the speed and power of a salty in person helps the reality of the danger set in for Australia. It's called going clockwise and believe me once you see a. crocodile in action you really get a new level of respect uh i got your chicken cut foreign now that we've seen the speed and jaw power of our first two Crocs, let's talk about the mathematical odds of surviving a small dip in the Adelaide River , so tell us.

To me, how far is it across this river? It would then be about 200 meters long. I would say yeah, that's fine for us, the loss is about 700 feet from one side to the other, so someone like Michael Phelps, can you imagine he could swim? cross this river and not be eaten by a crocodile, the chances are incredibly slim, I can say that, but they are not zero. It's okay if you want to swim as hard as you can. I doubt he'll make it because he would too. too much noise will attract too much attention to it, okay, then the splash will attract the crocodiles.

The worst thing you can do is splash more, the worse you will get, so I advise you to swim underwater at a slow pace, don't go too fast, otherwise we will continue to attract them, yes, but in the end the chances are quite serious. On the other side of this river, the crocodiles are going to exceed the speed of a human and for every crocodile we see on the surface, how many can you imagine? below the surface in the area there's usually about five other people hiding around the area underwater, okay thanks, mangroves, stuff like that, what have we learned so far?

If you're paying attention, we know that if a human were to fall for this. River, you're not likely to

outswim

a crocodile, even if that human is the fastest swimming human on the planet. We also learned that it's not so much the crocodiles you see that are going to be torn to pieces and repeated, but rather the half dozen or so. that doesn't look like it's one of the largest Crocs on record that's famous for appearing out of nowhere oh we've got another little crocodile here oh that's a small one tiny crocs can fly yeah there it is he's getting it .

Well here comes the big guy who is sneaky, so we just ran into a crocodile called Sneaky, famous for going below the surface blowing bubbles while hiding and then jumping out of the water. You see it, oh, great, under the boat. he's gotten under the boat oh there he is, oh my god, it's a huge sacred mackerel, it's a big crocodile, wow, it's the biggest saltwater crocodile I've ever seen, what a beast. The unofficial estimate of Sneaky's length is around 18 feet and he probably weighs. It weighs over 1,500 pounds and if you're curious, a crocodile of this magnitude has a bite force that would measure almost 3,500 pounds per square inch, which my friends could pop a human head like a ripe grape, a cunning

giant

and a prime example of what makes This river, one of the most dangerous places in Australia, ends in its jaws and it's game over, okay, there's a big difference between that crocodile and the other crocodiles we've seen today.

I like how he moves very slow if he's just joking. and then it's amazing how fast he can move when he needs to see us, he can't see down his throat what we call our political valve, let's make him grab you like swallow, yeah, so if they grab you off the surface and go. What are you trying to do? Put your hand down his throat or put it in his nostrils. Virtually nothing you can do. It's not like a shock. You can't really take his eye out. Hit another nose. I mean, yeah, sort of. that's pretty solid huh, stuffing him with a knife would be your best case because you could try putting him in the neck, try that yeah but don't fall for them, he couldn't do much when we originally

found

him, just his little eyes and nose They were out of the water, it was impossible to tell how big this animal was until it surfaced like this, it's so big, this is definitely the largest saltwater crocodile I've ever seen in the wild, hands down. about that, it's a dinosaur, it's a living dinosaur, do you think they could launch the drone if they have enough, yeah, sure, yeah?

A large crocodile appears on the side of the boat. I think he's about 40 years old, okay, wow. he's handsome, oh I almost jumped right into the boat, that was a good job, I've perfected it, wow, that was a jump right there, who's faster? Dylan or the crocodile is here, so I think it goes without saying that we have answered the question. The chances of a human being being able to swim across the Adelaide River are practically zero and the last warning is that you never want to go into any environment where there are saltwater crocodiles, but there is one place in Australia where you can safely enter the water .

With them in 2019, while filming our Animal Planet series Brave the wild, the team and I visited the only place in Australia where you can safely enter the water with salty Crocosaurus Cove, took some incredible shots and produced an episode for YouTube titled Survive to a cage of death, so upon returning to Darwin we had to visit each other a second time and you know what beats coming face to face with a salty and seeing a member of the coyote pack doing it. Jack, he recognized me in the gift shop and we said, hey, Jack, I want to. be in an episode and before you know it we were getting into the water with crocodiles we should have mentioned that from the beginning I think he's a little nervous here he goes crazy how big he is nose to nose with a saltwater crocodile look at the size of its teeth impressive it's like a Tyrannosaurus Rex how does it feel yes yes the entire upper part of our body could fit in this animal's mouth oh man it's looking right at you that's so cool cute oh boy this is the coolest part from the experience that Let's start looking at a job, come on, big guy, look at those teeth they were sweet, pretty impressive, no, yeah, oh, that's a big piece of paint.

McDonald's, this type of enrichment for animals is really very important, it's keeping them active. Rewarding them for coming and really giving people the opportunity to see these animals up close and in person this way, when they are in hunting mode, their entire back would be submerged below the surface and only those eyes and the little tip are visible. of that. nostril, oh it's a crab, holy cow, look how big, this thing is the biggest crocodile they have here and Jack and I had the opportunity to literally put our noses next to its nose, oh, it was like that, oh Man, it was amazing, but I'll do it.

I'll let Jack tell his experience before we go out of two, how was it, man, scary, but also at the same time, oh, we had some good jumps, I mean, Jack was literally nose to nose at a couple of points with the huge Croc. teeth right in his face I think we've got some pretty awesome shots cool guys ready to go. I think we're ready to go out, dry off and finish this episode, great. I'll let the ladder go in unless they get it. Up Jack is not a man of many words, but we had a lot of fun getting to know him and his family, just as amazing as I remembered.

Having the opportunity to come face to face with the saltwater crocodile is an experience you can only safely have here at crocosource. code I am coyote Peterson, be brave, stay wild, we will see him in the next adventure, although we never saw the Dominator, it is clear why the saltwater crocodile is a formidable predator and a real threat to human safety in the Wild Land . Australia said going clockwise can help keep you safe and prevent these animals from becoming victims of humans. Conflict with wildlife. Crocodile warning signs are posted almost everywhere in the Northern Territory. Pay attention and be smart.

Stay out of the water and stay alive. Thank you.