Wild nature can become extremely cruel when necessary, but that is the way it operates.

African wild nature always contains many notorious predators, one of which is the Nile crocodile (scientific name Crocodylus niloticus).

Despite its sluggish and slow appearance, crocodiles are fearsome predators in nature, whether in water or on land.

The cruelty of the Nile crocodile, ready to eat its own people just because of its hungry stomach

Crocodiles are animals whose ancestors appeared on the ground at the same time as large dinosaurs. Through millions of years of evolution, they gradually change their appearance and perfect their skills to become one of the most dangerous and terrifying animals on the planet.

According to scientists’ statistics, there are up to 24 different species of crocodiles currently existing on Earth, however, if talking about the most dangerous and revered by humans, river crocodiles must definitely be mentioned Nile.

The Nile crocodile is a giant-sized African crocodile (more than 5 m long, weighing more than 250 kg when mature), considered a predator that haunts all creatures, including animals. human

Because of its brutal strength, the Nile crocodile was highly revered by the ancient Egyptians, who even mummified and worshiped it as gods.

According to CrocBITE statistics, from 1884 to 2017, 1,014 cases of Nile crocodiles attacking humans were recorded, including 717 deaths (mortality rate is 70%, much higher than saltwater crocodiles). 57%).

The duo Marce Jacobs and Stephen Kangisser, on a vacation trip, accidentally witnessed the terrible destructive power of the Nile crocodile.

That day, the group of tourists decided to stop at an empty lot with a direct view of the beautiful Sunset Dam. Before their eyes is the image of impala antelopes slowly drinking water, and a flock of herons spreading their wings and flying high.

A peaceful scene to the heart. A feeling of “healing” that has never been experienced before makes the group of tourists forget all the worries and hardships in life.

Suddenly, a huge Nile crocodile attracted everyone’s attention. The animal slowly approached the riverbank and approached another, smaller crocodile.

Faced with the sudden attack of its fellow species, the small crocodile tried to resist, but it was not enough. The Nile crocodile caught the victim in its mouth and began to enjoy its meal.