Finding the WORLDS BIGGEST Crocodile in AUSTRALIA?! Pt 1

On this adventure we search for the world's biggest crocodile (Saltwater Crocodile) in the top end of Australia. The world's biggest crocodile was caught in the Philippians and measured 6 meters & 17 centimetres, but are there bigger crocodiles still out there?

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PART TWO COMING NEXT WEEK!

[MillerWilson]

Do YOU think there are 6 meter crocodiles still out there?

[sking]

My heart rate was going nuts when you were snorkeling with that croc.... yet another awesome well made video. Thanks for sharing, you never disappoint!!!!

[derekmay]

Several villagers from where Lolong was caught said quite clearly and they said that he was much smaller than the croc they had seen....That's coming from people very used to seeing large crocodiles as well

[ramonakent]

I am a retired herpetologist from Louisiana USA, and I’m really enjoying your videos I would absolutely love to be there with you to study the Giants the saltwater crocodiles that you’re searching for. Never been to Australia I would absolutely love it maybe one day lol good luck guys.❤😂

[RichSanDiego]

I hear Crocodile's will leave you alone if you're wearing Croc's.

[jk]

I've been to NT, Agusan Marsh where Lolong was caught, Sarawak in Borneo but the most impressive place for average crocodile size was Bhitarkanika National Park India. Obviously I couldn't measure any but once we left the edges where smaller crocs hang out and into the core of the park, we saw at least 7 crocs in 2 hours. No exaggeration but the smallest one was probably 12 ft and the rest 4 metres plus with huge heads. Saw one eating a water buffalo it had caught and the boss croc known locally as Kalia on a bank, he's an absolute submarine. I tried to film him in landscape on my phone and struggled to get full body in picture!

[roydeneckhardt]

I like videos about Crocodiles. They are such majestic creatures. Thank you for sharing this experience with us Bud. I appreciate it so much. 👍

[Pete_R]

Man! You are in the salty nursery! So cool! I have a mate who lives in Florida and it blows my mind that he has little alligators, and the occasional 6 to 7 footer in the ponds and even drainage ditches near his home.

[kamrul]

Missed u Miller badly thanks 4 being bk putting a smile on ma face, love u sooo much ❤❤❤ holla bk x

[ericrolls]

Honestly I think seeing a wild Cassowary would be my highlight! The rarity and beauty of those amazing prehistoric birds is incredible! But either way absolutely amazing video! Just an American over here eating his heart out!!!! Keep living this amazing dream!

[Pete_R]

"Such amazing terrain" so true, every video makes me think that I really need to get down there and explore.

[randy.ingersoll.yellowstone]

Top End Crocodile Service is good to you and good to the crocs! Very informative guide that Brodie!
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Cave systems! Exposed ancient reefs? That is SO cool!
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As always, I'm fascinated by the exotic (to me) terrain. I love the water-worn rocks along the creek.
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Thank you for taking us underwater with you! That little croc under the rock, underwater, was so cute.
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Night-walks are great-walks. Love the pure water and its clarity in the flashlight (torch light 🙂).
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Freshwater crocs have such unusual long narrow snouts.
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Interesting to learn about mating season and nesting season. The imprints in the mud are awesome and really tell the crocs' stories when you can interpret them like you and your guide Brodie do.
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Brodie has a good explanation of croc size, being very realistic about what defines a "big" croc in north Queensland. Heck, 4 meters is still HUGE and would be so exciting to see.
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That swamp ecosystem is fascinating. So much variety in Australia. And that big croc in the clear swamp water seen from above, just cruisin' along, and the bigger one in the vegetation. Wow.
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Those final scenes -- LOVE! And the soundtrack music throughout was perfect.
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Miller -- THANK YOU for putting so much time and effort into making these videos. I (WE the whole world) SO appreciate it.

[Loveofpets]

Amazing Video! Loved seeing Australia and the Crocodiles! I subscribed!

[clubgus]

Miller wow i get allot Fomo from watching your isolated top end videos, and you and brodie have demonstrated the differences between Freshy and Salty excellently. and have captured their habitat perfectly thanks once again cant wait for the next top end adventures I might be biased but Im sure somewhere out at Weipa in Qld there QLDER born Croc that can be as big as a Toyota Landcruiser built tough and ready to wrestle.😄

[StephanieBassora-qx]

Hey Miller it's me Vinny really enjoy this episode was really good how I like it when snorkeling in crocodile that was awesome good job buddy 💯😊😊

[neilthurston]

100% worth the wait
Always looking forward to the vids

[Zerephiehel]

its wild whatever is living in these small rivers and pools every time i see it in your vids. nice to see another vid mate

[BYONYX_]

You blokes are too keen talking with ya back to the water 😂

[StephanieBassora-qx]

Hey Miller buddy it's me Vinny really enjoy this episode Nancy and Stephanie really like that you did wonderful thank you😊😊

[thewichtarnproongsak]

Hi Miller wilson It's a very good clip. It's good knowledge. Very interesting, with crocodiles.FC From Thailand❤❤🐊