Faced with the power of “beasts” that have appeared since ancient times, other wild beasts are just their food.

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.

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.

Crocodiles are famous for being top predators in the environment they live in. Some crocodile species dare to attack and kill lions, large ungulates and even sharks.

The advantage of the Nile crocodile lies in possessing a set of superior hunting skills because of its ability to accelerate when swimming up to 12 – 14 km/h, sharp teeth that can cause extremely strong bite force…

Normally, the main food of Nile crocodiles is fish, but they do not refuse any animal that comes to drink water or swim across their area of ​​activity.

Except for animals with very large bodies such as elephants or hippos, the remaining animals such as buffalo, zebra, antelope, tiger, leopard, lion… can become food for the species. This fearsome predator.

The Nile crocodile hunts by camouflaged under the water and then takes advantage of its ability to accelerate when swimming to get close to its prey.

When the distance is enough, they will grab their prey with their extremely strong teeth, then pull the prey into the water, and try to keep the prey there until they drown from suffocation.

In the wild, leopards are one of the most ferocious big cats in Africa. They are flexible predators that can eat almost everything from antelopes, baboons to crocodiles, wild dogs…

In addition to the strength, speed, and forte of leopards, they also is the ability to climb quickly, can easily move on tree branches, thereby making quick, surprising attacks.

Recently a clip showed an image of a large Nile crocodile holding a leopard’s corpse in its mouth. It seems that while the leopard went to drink water, it was ambushed and captured by a crocodile.

The villain then crushed the prey with his powerful jaws and submerged it under the still water.