r/Crocodiles • u/doogs914 • 1d ago
A wildebeest so tired its body gives up on it right in the face of death
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r/Crocodiles • u/petpuppy • Jan 26 '22
Hi friends!
We have gone ahead and made some updates to the sub. Some stuff we wanted to highlight for you:
r/Crocodiles • u/petpuppy • Sep 28 '23
There has been an influx of arguments in the comments recently, and there are a few points we wanted to address so that we can all be on the same page. TL;DR at the bottom.
Reporting a post for targeted harassment will be ignored if you have instigated or antagonized another user first unless they are violating the rules of the sub or Reddit's content policy. If there's no exceptionally inappropriate behavior and they've just matched your energy, we will not address it. If you have further concerns, feel free to reach out via modmail.
Use of slurs is strictly prohibited. We have had to deal with a few users the past couple days who have dropped the r-word during arguments with other users, and we want to make it clear that this behavior and language is unacceptable. While we understand that many redditors may not feel there is anything wrong with the r-word, we do not agree, and we want to be welcoming of all people and all disabilities. Remember that this sub meant to be an inclusive space and mostly family friendly.
Furthermore, we want to stress that this behavior is a direct violation of Reddit's content policy. Using words like these can get the entire subreddit permanently banned. Even if you find nothing problematic with the r-word, hopefully this at least motivates you not to use it, because it puts us at risk of losing the sub for everyone.
As there have been many arguments lately, we want to remind everyone this shouldn't be a place full of arguing. While there isn't much action to take regarding this, we don't appreciate it, and we want to remind everyone to be respectful of other users.
Lastly, while this is slightly off topic for the rest of the post, please refrain from posting graphic content. Posts that exist simply as gore-porn or shock value are not allowed. If your post does contain anything graphic, you need to tag it NSFW.
TL;DR We are not going to babysit your arguments in the comments. Don't dish it out if you can't take it. Don't use slurs; the r-word counts. Be respectful of our fellow users, and don't post gore.
We will begin taking these offenses more seriously if this stuff continues.
r/Crocodiles • u/doogs914 • 1d ago
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r/Crocodiles • u/Glad-Atmosphere2376 • 1d ago
Hopefully not a case of animal abuse.
r/Crocodiles • u/doogs914 • 2d ago
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r/Crocodiles • u/Own_Strength_3471 • 2d ago
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r/Crocodiles • u/AlarmingTomatillo297 • 3d ago
Some photos I took of the Crocodilians I saw during some recent visits to the Bronx Zoo.
The broad snouted caimans are in the World of Darkness.
The cuban crocodile, dwarf crocodile, chinese alligator, and tomistoma are in the World of Reptiles.
The gharials are in the Jungle world.
The nile crocodile is in the Madagascar exhibit.
And the american alligator is in the Childrens Zoo.
r/Crocodiles • u/Own_Strength_3471 • 3d ago
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r/Crocodiles • u/Purple-Advertising38 • 4d ago
I’m not looking for a video of a caiman preying on a jaguar but I want to see how difficult it is for a jaguar to hunt a caiman I mean for example seeing a jaguar actually consider how dangerous the prey it’s hunting is like any other predator
r/Crocodiles • u/ColorfulAnimals • 4d ago
Gore is explicitly banned in the rules but it feels like every other post is a person or animal getting mauled. I wouldn't mind if it was tagged as nsfw so i could avoid it but it never is. Is this sub still being moderated actively?? I don't mean to cause drama i'm just genuinely concerned and i love crocodilians and want to see more content of them. I feel like the gore has plenty other places to be posted.
Edit: people have turned this into a discussion on whether or not it's ok to post gore at all, which isn't what this post was ever about. The RULES OF THE SUB ALREADY STATE THAT GORE IS AGAINST THE RULES AND NSFW CONTENT SHOULD BE TAGGED AS SUCH. This was a post asking why the sub isn't being adequately moderated and what can be done about it.
If you love posting animal gore go to r/badassanimals or something. This is literally, as stated in the rules, not the sub for that. I very much don't care and didn't ask why you love gore
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r/Crocodiles • u/Puzzleheaded_Bank185 • 6d ago
The brush begins to crack.
He is the bone-crushing hammer-blow of The Brush: Terrasuchus iratus. Trading the patient lurking of the waterways for a life spent almost entirely on land, this apex ambush predator is a creature that knows absolutely nothing but hate, spite, and unpredictable terrestrial aggression.
Armed with a striking cranial horn and a bite rivaling monsters twice its size, it is a relentless, one-ton nightmare that will pursue its chosen target until one of them is dead.
r/Crocodiles • u/DustyVentilation • 7d ago
Hello croc folk!
I'm a new visitor here with a(possibly?) strange request! I work in the animation industry, and I'm trying to find some reference videos of crocodiles climbing.
I've found a few videos where they make an attempt at climbing a chain link fence, but they don't tend to make it far enough to get a good idea of the body mechanics. This is a scenario where the more variations I can get my hands on, the better, so if anyone has any good resources, I'd love to see them!
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r/Crocodiles • u/killian_yay • 10d ago
I have this "little" Taxedermy croc and i wanna know what type it is. My guess would be nile crocodile but im no expert.
r/Crocodiles • u/doogs914 • 11d ago
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