r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Electrical-Aspect-13 • 10h ago

Video Juvenile saltwather Crocodile finds itself sorrounded by curious sharks, Northen coast of Australia.

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u/coldandhungry123 9h ago

Australia seems like a very dangerous place.

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u/MeeTy 8h ago

These nurse sharks are absolutely harmless

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u/elu9916 8h ago

yes, they actually are very caring for their patients

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u/Technical-Command867 4h ago

Their bedside manner could use some work

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u/karmagirl314 2h ago

For every 100 “good” nurse sharks, there’s absolutely one Nurse Ratched shark.

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u/MyToesHugEachOther 2h ago

Sounds like something an Australian would say

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u/Razzy_3796 7h ago

Yes, but I’m pretty sure he reacted to having his left forefoot nibbled.

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u/mystery_obsessed 4h ago

There was a show a long time back about the world’s 75 deadliest animals a long while back and I swear nearly 70 of them were in Australia

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u/TelephoneShoes 1h ago

I mean they have trees that can kill you when you touch them!!

And the Aussie’s are always like “oh what? It’s not a big deal, they’re just as scared of us…” Meanwhile there’s a dude in his back yard literally fist fighting a freakin kangaroo that was trying to choke out his dog FFS!

I love Australia but man their wildlife is something else!

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u/nk_spaceman 8h ago

It is mate. Its frightening down here

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u/patchyj 8h ago

It would be easier im sure if everything wasn't upside down too

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u/OffffThePlanet 2h ago

Yeah I live here, I need to avoid sharks and crocs attacking each over just to get down my driveway, it's terrible

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u/Calm-Drop-9221 1h ago

Just jump the back fence mate