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It's not very big, after all, the crocodile is very powerful in the water, and the lion loses its advantage in the water and it is difficult to escape.

Not too. Because the crocodile's bite force is so amazing that it can bite a lion instantaneously and will not let go even if it dies, it is unlikely that the lion will survive.

It's not big, although the lion is very strong in combat, but it was attacked by a crocodile at the water's edge, so it was in a weak position, and the crocodile's combat effectiveness was not bad.

The braggart king told the adventure story of the lion and the crocodile, and the lion and the crocodile were very impressed after hearing it, so they cherished each other and lived a happy and happy life together in the beautiful fairy tale world. SatisfiedNo.

Africa is a magical place. There are many ferocious animals in the savannah, such as lions, leopards, hyenas, etc., which can dominate. But in the water there will be some animals that live in the water, they are crocodiles, but the fierce animals such as lions and leopards need to drink water, and any animal, in order to survive, must obey the laws of survival in the jungle.

According to this rule, most animals that live in the wild, even those at the top of the food chain, need to be constantly alert to potential dangers.

In the African savannah, when the leopard and lion are drinking water by the river, they will be suddenly dragged down by the crocodile, in fact the leopard is not an African leopard, but a cougar, the largest cat in the Americas, and the crocodile in its mouth is not an African crocodile, but one of the smallest crocodile subspecies in the world, the spectacled caiman. In the vast land of Africa, there are all kinds of animals living in the zoo, we can only see exotic animals in the zoo, and every year in the migration season, will often appear on this land, "inspire" migration, for countless exiled animals, what they are most afraid of, is not lions, cheetahs these vicious land, but many crocodiles lurking underwater.

It is generally believed that they run faster but have less strength, but this is only for our knowledge of cheetahs, and the leopard ranges from about 35 to 150 kilograms, although the ornamental pattern on its body looks like a leopard, it is more shaped like a tiger, and the leopard's tail is relatively short, so the jaguar is also called a jaguar. Like most crocodiles, the Nile crocodile attacks quickly and then rolls over to dismember its prey. On the other hand, this attack, while ferocious, is a fatal flaw.

Crocodiles don't want to run around like other beasts of prey.

It waits for other animals to come to drink from the lake and river, then slowly approaches, and then uses its powerful tail to knock the animal down the river, where the resistance of the water slows down the land animals, and the crocodile gradually drags the prey into the lake to feed.

Deer, horses and sheep are social animals, often frolicking in the river when they drink water, which attracts crocodiles from the lake.

Lions, leopards, tigers, etc. are animals that live individually, and they only drink quietly when drinking, which is less likely to attract crocodiles.

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Who said, crocodiles still eat, lions, leopards, tigers can run, it even dares elephants, but it doesn't give it a chance. Moreover, lions, leopards, tigers, etc. are individual animals, and when they drink, they only drink quietly, which is less likely to attract crocodiles.

It can tell that grass is an animal or a carnivore, so it usually does not attack carnivores in order to avoid damage.

Lions, leopards, tigers, etc. are individual animals, and when they drink, they only drink quietly, and they are less likely to attract crocodiles.

They can recognize predators, and they know how to avoid unnecessary conflicts, and they're hungry, and you've never seen them, because they're more likely to be injured than they are attacking herbivores.

He even dared to do it as an elephant, but he didn't give him a chance.

The same will strike. If it's possible.

Not too kind about this, know no!

The hippopotamus is very scary, although he looks very simple and cute, but his bite is very strong, his strength is also very large, and his weight is very heavy, even a crocodile can not bear to step on it.

It's very scary, although the hippopotamus looks very simple, but his attack power is very strong, but he is also an animal, as long as you don't provoke him, he won't come to provoke you.

It's scary. The hippopotamus' attack is also very strong, and sometimes it can kill the opponent in seconds.

Hippos can become particularly terrifying, and hippos have very strong attack power and can attack each other directly. It looks scary.

Particularly terrifying, this animal has a certain attack power, but also has a certain deterrent power, no matter what kind of animal it faces, it will not be afraid.

The hippopotamus is very scary, it is a very retaliatory creature, and after other animals attack it, it will look for an opportunity to take revenge.

Cats have one of the highest reaction speeds in the animal kingdom. Although ferocious, crocodiles are large in size and slow to react. Compared to crocodiles, cats are martial arts masters, crocodiles are martial arts rookies, and crocodiles have no chance to attack big cats that drink water.

Since there is no chance of winning, crocodiles generally do not attack large cats that drink water.

There are examples of attacks. Cats should be wary of crocodiles when they drink water, so they will still be alert when they drink water, and sometimes there will be a threat in their throats. But even so, there is still the possibility of being attacked.

However, there is no doubt that crocodiles do not like to attack large predators. Even to a certain extent, it can be circumvented. Depends on the abundance of food resources and the hunger of the crocodile....

As the overlord of the water, the crocodile has absolute dominance in the water, while the big cat is equivalent to the emperor on land. The two basically don't interfere with each other, but there are times when they hate each other.

Big cats and crocodiles dominate terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems, respectively. They are usually out of the way, but occasionally clash with each other. First of all, it is important to make it clear that the crocodile is the concept of an end, equivalent to a carnivore.

Carnivores include 16 families, and the feline family is just one of them. There are more than 30 species of crocodiles, including three kinds of crocodiles, including Nile crocodiles, Ze crocodiles, and bay crocodiles, which often clash with lions and tigers.

In general, Nile crocodiles and lions do not interfere with each other. Aside from the occasional scramble or sharing of prey, there are few bloody clashes between them. In Kruger Park, South Africa, a lion killed two crocodiles, which is very small compared to other prey.

Crocodiles killed only one lion during the same period, accounting for 281 of the total number of killings. Not a single of the 125 hunts of the Nile crocodile was a lion.

The most famous example of a Nile crocodile killing a lion is the one from an old Discovery Channel documentary. While crossing the river, the lioness was bitten by a crocodile in deep water and dragged into the water and drowned.

The crocodile is a medium-sized crocodile in South Asia, with a body length of meters and a maximum of meters. It usually weighs only 50 kilograms, which makes it difficult for them to compete with Bengal tigers. The level at which a crocodile kills a tiger is equivalent to an anecdote record.

The stories are either apocryphal, exaggerated, or made up by very large crocodiles. Crocodiles of super-large individuals can reach and even exceed 300 kg.

Generally speaking, Hu Meng and Ze crocodile do not interfere with each other, and there are few records of conflicts. There is news in India that a crocodile killed a tiger cub, which can be considered a potential threat to the cub.

Crocodiles sneak up on the river to drink from the animals. Not all animals are afraid of crocodile sneak attacks, crocodiles are cold-blooded reptiles, male lions are felines, on the shore, male lions are stable against crocodiles, but not necessarily in the river, after all, male lions are not like tigers can swim, so male lions roar back crocodiles to gain the upper hand, and did not dare to go into the water to hunt crocodiles!

Dare, the crocodile is the overlord in the water, when the lion goes to drink water, the crocodile will sneak attack the lion, can drag the lion into the water, then the crocodile will most likely kill the lion, if it can't be dragged to the shore instead, the result is two.

Some crocodiles still dare, because there are small lions, but adult lions are experienced, very cautious, and relatively large, crocodiles do not dare to attack easily.

Definitely dare to sneak attack, although the lion is a more powerful animal on land, but the crocodile is a more powerful animal in the water, and it is very difficult for two people to be indistinguishable together.

As the king of beasts, the lion does not dare to attack it, because it can't beat the lion, and it will only lose its life in vain.

Crocodiles do not like to attack large predators. Even to a certain extent, it can be circumvented. Depends on the abundance of food resources and the hunger of the crocodile....

Crocodiles sneak up on the river to drink from the animals. Not all animals are afraid of crocodile sneak attacks, crocodiles are cold-blooded reptiles, male lions are felines, on the shore, male lions are stable against crocodiles, but not necessarily in the river, after all, male lions are not like tigers can swim, so male lions roar back crocodiles to gain the upper hand, and did not dare to go into the water to hunt crocodiles!

Of course not. Because the lion is much larger than it, it will not sneak up on animals larger than its own size.

The main force of the crocodile is in the water, and the lion can only become the prey of the crocodile after it has completely fallen into the water. Crocodiles are extremely precious animals. The crocodile is not a fish, it is a reptile, the name of the crocodile, or because it plays in the water like a fish, hence the name "crocodile".

Crocodile population status:

1. Indian fish-eating crocodile: on the verge of extinction. There are also a certain number of hidden bridges in farms in India, and there are few breeding records in zoos;

2. Malayan crocodile: Malayan crocodile is an endangered animal, which can be successfully bred in the breeding farm of Ming Oak in Thailand and the Bronx Zoo and Miami Zoo in the United States;

3. Orinoco crocodile: Orinoco crocodile has not been bred in zoos, but it can be bred in some private farms;

4. American crocodile: The American crocodile is the most widely distributed and abundant in the crocodile subfamily in the Americas, but it is still an endangered species;

5. Cuban crocodile: Cuban crocodile is an endangered species protected by law and can be bred in some zoos in the United States and breeding farms in the United States and Cuba;

6. Morere crocodile: Although protected by law, the Morere crocodile is still widely poached and is an endangered species. The Morere Crocodile has been successfully bred in some zoos.