Encountering 28-foot crocodiles in the Wild - Joe Rogan and Kelly Slater #JRE

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[the_eyeopener]

Taken From The Joe Rogan Experience #1185 with Kelly Slater

[manuelhernandez]

A salt water crocodile ❌
Assault water crocodile ✅

[Amee-pm]

Joe in his mind : "But can he beat a grizzly though? "

[BenedictMotombo-uthx]

Joe's face is already thinking how will a grizzly fight a 28 foot salt water croc while hunting for barramundi

[Roguescienceguy]

Saltwater crocs are a silent reminder that we got real lucky that that asteroid hit

[Littleking]

I've seen a 15 ft alligator in north Florida in brackish water and I was amazed at its size but a 28 foot crocodile That's a damn dinosaur.

[goldilocks]

Three Grizzly bears in a crocodile costume have entered the chat

[BY-jpsg]

Remember that if you see the crocodile, it’s already seen YOU first 😂

[redfishbluefish]

I’m not 5’10”, I’m 6’5”. You just have to look at me from 1km away.

[chrisbell]

Gustav: where was this I don’t remember you 😂😂😂

[brodylockwood]

This guy does the most natural Aussie accent without exagerating it. Im Australian and it was spot on except for the way he said feet

[Meat.]

I saw and touched a 14ft dead salt water Croc in Northern Australia. It was floating on it's back and had a bite out of it by a Croc that was about twice the size bite as the dead one. Obviously a territorial attack. There is a 20 footer around this area too but the bite size was bigger. We are always careful around the top end because things grow bigger than anywhere else. Saw a hammerhead shark up close bigger than our fishing boat Our boat was 16 ft. Got quite a number of 1 meter plus barramundi. The bigger the crocs the more elusive they are and the older they are. They are very intelligent and experienced. It's very hard to spot them unless they want you to see them.

[teop]

croc people are like fishermen

"Mate, it was 21...no, 28 feet long!"

[jeremymarsh]

All the fish I ever caught were the double the size they actually were when I tell my fish stories too.

[wargriffin]

"It's so smart, it owns its territory."

The Orcas: *"Looks like croc is BACK on the menu, boys!"*

[peterschmidt]

Crocs were shot to only a few thousand remaining until protected in the 1970's. The little ones have had 50 years to grow, there will be a few giants amongst them. North Australia has very few people living there, the rivers are silty, plenty places for the giants to hide.

[johncasamassa]

I knew a Marine who was stationed for a while in Australia at the end of WW2. He said they would take a landing craft out to the fleet anchored in the harbor to pick up their mail. They had to station a Marine with a BAR on the boat along with the driver because the salt-water crocs would attack the boat.

[yamatokawa]

I once saw a 40 ft long one, but I saw it from like 3 miles away, with binoculars, so I stimated the size. It might have been 38 ft tho...

[annabenedetti]

I am convinced early sailors who drew dragons with large teeth was because they saw these guys in the water. They move between Australia and Indonesia and the Philippines.

[mikesmusicden]

My wife and I were staying in a guesthouse in Siam Reap Cambodia. Our room was on the second floor and looked down on a swimming pool in the guest house next door. The pool was a 20 foot long pool and inside the pool was a crocodile that took up the entire length of the pool, nose to tail. I have never seen an animal so big and prehistoric looking; it was easily 18-20 feet long with an abdomen of at least 6-7 feet wide. It was awesome in the sense that I was in awe of how massive it was...