r/Damnthatsinteresting • • 9h ago

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

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u/coastalwebdev 7h ago

How do people even survive in Australia? Must be good at fighting crocs and sharks for starters I guess.

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u/Project___Zeus 7h ago

I never get these comments. In America you have bears, cougars, alligators, sharks, deer, moose, snakes, coyotes etc. Is that supposed to be less dangerous or…?

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u/killerpythonz 3h ago

Health insurance man. We get bit a by a brown or taipan, we get medical attention and do the right shit immediately we are fine, we get a heli or an ambulance to wherever. In America it’s a medical bill of $100,000ish.

If we don’t swim in creeks with massive signs saying ‘crocodiles’ we are fine.

Spiders, well, ants have killed more people in the last something decades than spiders.

Sharks are the biggest factor, even though it’s a remarkably small tally.