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THIS IS AUSTRALIA: Bruce meets Monster Crocodile as it was eating a dog for lunch

This is Australia: Here is a short video I found of a bloke called "Bruce" who gets to meet his very first Monster Saltwater Croc on the Daintree River in Tropical Far North Queensland, Australia as it was sitting down and eating its lunch - A local dog!

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Added: Jan-19-2009 
By: Pro-Logical
In: Arts and Entertainment, Other
Tags: Bruce, Saltwater, Crocodile, Daintree, River, North Queensland, Australia, Croc, Attack, Eats Dog,
Location: Daintree, Queensland, Australia (load item map)
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  • the mother in-law joke at the end.lmao.

    i love this bloody country.

    Posted Jan-19-2009 By 
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  • how did it eat that dog with no teeth?? or did it just suck the dog till it melted like a wuther's original?

    Posted Jul-20-2009 By 
    musicmonkey (111.02)  
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  • THAT CROC'S GOT MY DINGO

    Posted Jan-20-2009 By 
    topender (37.82)  

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  • Some more Aussie Bruces.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f_p0CgPeyA

    Posted Jan-19-2009 By 
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  • croc meat is tasty, mix btwn fish n chicken. Croc eggs i would eat if i could find their nests

    Posted Jan-19-2009 By 
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  • Top of the food chain

    Posted Jan-19-2009 By 
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  • I think crocodiles are evil. I have nightmares about them.

    Posted Jan-19-2009 By 
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    • Heard it said on a nature programme about crocs , it's never had an evil thought in its life , stuck with me , coz if it wants to kill you its only coz its hungry , if it aint it wont even chase you .

      Posted Jan-20-2009 By 
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    • That's true, croc handlers actually train crocodiles to be a little more "croc handler friendly" by making sure they are well fed and get use to have the handlers who will dominate them in close contact with them.

      You also dont train a crocodile the same way as you would a dog IE: by giving Rover a treat, a pat and telling him what a good little doggie he is. You can only train a crocodile not to be so aggressive, but it would never stop a crocodile trying to eat you if & when he More..

      Posted Jan-20-2009 By 
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    • Oh damn, I almost forgot to mention that though during mating and nesting season in the warmer months, the saltwater crocodiles get very territorial, and aggressive as they fight with other males for female mates, then go into the nesting areas and help the females to defend the nesting site.

      But predominately you are right, they wont kill any other time of the year unless they are hungry, and they can also go a very long time without eating.

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    • Saw the autopsy of a couple a crocs in America on here . I knew the brain wasn't big , size of a walnut , but I suppose that's all it needs . No room for emotions in there .

      Posted Jan-20-2009 By 
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  • Cool vid!

    Posted Jan-19-2009 By 
    menderman (3161.22)  

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  • aussie crocs are scary buggers,the fella with the permed hair looks like craig johnston the ex footballer who invented the adidas predator boot.lol.

    Posted Jan-19-2009 By 
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  • I bet the dog in the boat was worried.

    Posted Jan-19-2009 By 
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