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DSK wrote in message et...
"Capt. Mooron" wrote ..... The croc is severely limited in it's ability to attack a land based mammal that can sprint to 18 kph over a hundred meters in seconds.... never mind comprehend it's surroundings beyond base instinct!! It's hunting food... man is not the natural prey. Peter Wiley wrote: Got some bad news for you, CM. Man *is* natural prey for sal****er crocs. Back in the 'old' days, the aboriginals apparently used to do river crossings at a sprint. The logic was that the croc, if about, would nail one of the older, slower members. That's taking recycling a bit too far IMHO. Shrug. Don't know if it's true, but the people did have to cross the rivers and the crocs did lie in wait for prey. A 12' sal****er croc is immune to any primitive weapon I can think of, offhand. IIRC the biggest salty recorded is about 18'. Supposed to get over 20' but no official measurement AFAIK. Thing is, their girth & weight starts going up disproportionately with length once they're over around 10', I think. I've never seen one but never want to. Florida alligators can't compare. I've read accounts of the Australian sal****er croc grabbing people out of boats... heard of one case of one grabbing a person out of a stalled jeep... not fun. They've grabbed outboards off boats. Big crocs are territorial. They're dangerous in their habitat. Whether this particular story is light on fact or not doesn't really matter. PDW |
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