Crocodile feeding her young

[topomaxdrpepper]

what a good mommy :)



[MetaIlo]

Awww that's soo cute, look at that little guy tear at that piece of flesh, that is a good mother :)

[goootooyoo]

MAM

[Aassymcass]

CUTE!

[GotYoochun]

Mommy's little piggy!

[MegaKurt89]

Aww so cute.

[JADEAV]

Yeah good mom to her youngs

[CxShinraSoldierxD]

there going to be man eaters

[nappa666]

at 22: that ones gonna survive

[treelifeUK]

tongue?

[aelbein12]

That's the cutest thing I've seen in a long while.

[2JAMMY]

Exactly as I thought We no practically nothing about most animals. Humans think technology tells them about everything - we've even forgotten what it means to be human. For the most intelligent animal on the Earth we are also the most stupidest.

I love animals - I don't like humans :):):)

[CatherineJB7]

The one in the middle is going to be a ninja croc.

[Nukawin]

Aww, thats just too adorable!

I wonder if they learn the Death Roll this way?

[monstermaster117]

thats cute

[alasdairduncan]

Fabulous! Little terrors they are, I love em.

[JB1052]

Those little crocs are like " damn this meat's tough, can't seem to rip it off".

[1955thekeeper]

This looks like something that has transpired over and over again for literally millions of years. It must have worked well for them though because they're still here. Can you imagine that instead of Crocs. they were T-Rex or Velociraptors?

[1233dragon1233]

@1955thekeeper well actually when the dino's lifed there were crocodiles there the only animal tht survived ;) back thn the crocodiles were 10-50meters long witch is prtty huge i saw a skeleton of 1 a few years ago they said it was from the dino ages

[deathglawe]

aawww thats so cut ^_^

[Timothy2035]

Wow this is very, very interesting.

[peepeevagi]

Maybe it's a new trend? Crocodiles have been around forever, and animal trends have been known to change every 100-200 years.

[nejiplayer4]

well this is probably the only time this will ever happen O.O

[shnookey1979]

wow...for sure, never have seen this. Seen as muc has them cracking babies eggs and carrying babies to safety.. but never feeding the babies. This is neat... Thanks for sharing

[Omega3chimp]

Cool how fats do they grow?somebody should have an alligator farm and sell alligator meat.

[weezybabykirsten]

hahah aweeeeeeeeee thats cute

[MangoBastard]

amazing vid! i wouldve doubted had i not seen this.....also based on what you wrote about the female denying the adult male meat in her mouth she obviously doesnt have any restrictions towards the young taking the meat would make an excellent case of this being a "feeding".

[traxhax30]

not as cute when they get bigger!

[Gisellealbadri]

cute!!

[OurBattleWithIn]

And who says reptiles aren't nurturing parents!

[AlbinoTanuki]

look at them, they look like little lizards playing tug-of-war with a bed sheet.

[EdudLufetips]

these guys are survivors. theyve been here for 300 million+ years

[cossintan1]

It's closer to 150 million.

[EdudLufetips]

as per wikipedia, both crocs and alligators are approx. 200 million yrs old. A bbc presentation on tv said 300 million. strange.. either way, they're hella old, although i concede your figure is more accurate according to some literature.

silly tv exaggerations.

[nerdelicious5]

they're fast!

[Zooguy2]

It is a Siamese Crocodile, Crocodylus siamensis. Thanks for your comment though.

[SpywareHater]

it looks like an american crocodile

[Pokerboy12345]

no it doesnt not at all look at the snout.

[KillerRaindrop]

I didnt even know they did that. Thats amazing

[chuubs123]

thats really cool.

[howldaloom]

Hhahaha probably dead n they eatin it hehe (joke)

[codemonkeyslikeme]

reminds me of a dinosaur show, where a t rex feed her youngs...XD

[randyamanda225]

u guys r smart lol

[randyamanda225]

how did you get so close? if you got that close the mother might have attacked you!

[moatguy]

I don't understand. Normaly in captivty crocodile babies can not be with their perents in the same enclousure

[Zooguy2]

That is what everyone says, but no one trys it. This pair lived in the same enclosure with their offspring for more than six years. I guess these crocodiles didn't read the textbooks.

[Gam3rsMedia]

@Zooguy2

crocodiles can READ?

Omg who was the idiot who gave books to the crocodiles on military strategy's for sneak attacks!

God lets just hope they don't read any books on shooting guns or were screwed.

[reptiboy]

@moatguy people normally say that because the larger crocodile exhibits are not made to contain the smaller, squirmy babies that will squeeze through a hole in a chainlink fence that the parent animal couldn't

[moatguy]

I know. That's why I siad it.

[PabloBatistaner]

Very good video, 5 stars, great work.

[GrimReaperMB]

very nice shot

[buckeyemindy]

this is so unbelievable. all this time i have been telling people that a croc will watch out for her hatchlings but she's not giving them food or anything. whoops! i changed that in my gator show today.

[penguinskywalker]

Oh cool! Gator show? Tell me more!

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This video deserves 5 stars!