Professor Hans Larsson emphasizes that the surprising discovery on Caribbean islands off the coast of Mexico highlights the ...

Prepare to meet the largest and most dangerous crocodile ever documented, a true living relic of the dinosaur age. In this adrenaline-charged documentary, we dive into the murky waters and remote ...

Even 20 years after his tragic death, crocodile hunter Steve Irwin’s legacy as a “wildlife warrior” and conservation ...

crocodile-like reptiles called sebecids. Measuring up to 20 feet in length and bearing rows of sharp, serrated teeth, sebecids roamed the continent before disappearing from its fossil record ...

The American crocodile can grow up to 20 feet long, although most are around 14 feet. Saltwater crocodiles are the largest species and have been recorded at 23 feet and over 2,200 pounds.

All crocodile relatives with such serrated teeth would also have had ball-and-socket joints between vertebrae. In sebecids, that part of the spinal anatomy is flattened. It’s the first record of ...

Imagine a crocodile built like a greyhound — that’s a sebecid ... Sebecids were among the last of Notosuchia, a diverse group of extinct crocodilians with a fossil record dating back to the age of ...

From supposedly magic plants to the 'Loch Ness Crocodile', it is easy to see why ... even appearing on the front page of the Daily Record. Unfortunately, the whole thing was a marketing gimmick ...

Indonesia has the highest number of recorded saltwater crocodile attacks in the world, and recent figures showed there were at least 1,000 incidents over the past decade. The attacks resulted in ...

A soft enclosure is built in preparation for a record-breaking Siamese crocodile release in Cambodia. Image by Anton L. Delgado. According to Sinovas, plans are already underway to release around ...

according to FWC records. Never feed a crocodile or an alligator. It is illegal and dangerous, FWC warns. When fed, the reptiles can lose their natural wariness of people and instead learn to ...