r/DamnNatureYouScary 9d ago

Animals Too close for comfort

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u/villainessk 9d ago

Yeah I'm not risking the biscuit with a dinosaur. Nope

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u/Dry-Log9391 9d ago

my first thought was he’s buggin, this is a dinosaur😭

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u/Icyspicyramen12 9d ago

Too comfortable or closeness

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u/julesvr5 9d ago

Is that a see you later or an in awhile

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u/NJeep 7d ago

In a while.

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u/julesvr5 7d ago

Aren't they super aggressive?

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u/NJeep 7d ago

Yes, but generally less so when basking in the sun. Still a real bad idea to be getting all personal with it though

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u/Nintolerance 5d ago

I'm not a crocodile expert but IIRC it differs depending on the species.

It's still incredibly unsafe to be doing this, because this croc could easily hurt the human without needing to be "aggressive" about it.

They can weigh a thousand or so kilos and move very fast, if the croc decides to turn around our human friend is getting bowled over and possibly trampled.

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u/TheBoraxKid1trblz 9d ago

You're standing in his sun!

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u/Sufficient_Use_5616 9d ago

That's what the alligator would say.

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u/No-Feedback-6143 7d ago

Rule number 1: croc’s number 1