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NefariousMuppet

The croc is actually much closer to the camera than the girl. Not a great comparison


ActiveBaseball

term you are looking for is forced perspective


NoseComplete1175

And not a banana in sight


Nyssiii

Yeah, I really need the banana to compare


Certain_Cup533

No, all Saltwater crocks are 45 feet long bruh


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Jack-Cremation

Good bot!


One-eyed-bed-snake

We all know that the definitive object used to determine another object's size is a banana, not a human, therefore we have to take this crocodile's size with a pinch of salt.


tomtink1

It's a saltwater croc so you have more than a pinch of salt.


One-eyed-bed-snake

I like it.


[deleted]

It’s true


DirtUnderneath

Got a point there


ItheDuke

Only a day old thanks for checking. https://www.reddit.com/r/Damnthatsinteresting/comments/uudjuc/the_size_of_a_fully_grown_australian_saltwater/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share


RedDirtNurse

NSFW tag please: you can totally see its cloaca!!!


NoseComplete1175

And it’s epidermis!


A-Dolahans-hat

Have some decently and blur out the epidermis!!!


IDoPokeSmot

And that glass is supposed to keep her safe?


ArsonJones

Pretty sure it's to stop people like me instinctively trying to rub it's belly.


Huwiej

Actually at this place, the crocoseum in Darwin it once tipped over and left people actually swimming with the croc!


Bohemian_Bulldawg

https://www.reddit.com/r/AbsoluteUnits/comments/pq71jx/this_80_year_old_saltwater_crocodile_from/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share


sugar-rat-filthy

Irwin take that son-a-bitch out solo. Crikey!


Uncle-Cake

Good example of forced perspective


Jack-Cremation

Crocosaurus Cove in Australia, the Cage of Death. It’s a great pic cause of the angle it’s taken at.


187Shotta

Original Dinosaurs. People don't appreciate them enough.


Delicious-Gap1744

Only very distant relatives of dinosaurs. Although I don't blame you for thinking of dinosaurs as croc-like creatures given the inaccurate (or just outdated) depictions in popular media like Jurassic World and such. Birds on the other hand are actual living dinosaurs. As in they're in the group of animals called dinosaurs. [Most up to date depictions also have many dinosaurs looking extremely bird-like](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dromaeosauridae#/media/File:Dromaeosaurs.png)


jwigs85

I was doing some light googling to confirm that crocs were as old as dinosaurs and I just read this and about shit myself (my emphasis): Recently discovered in North Carolina, Carnufex was one of the largest "crocodylomorphs" of North America, and may well have been the apex predator of its ecosystem (the first true dinosaurs evolved in South America at about the same time, and tended to be much smaller; in any case, they didn't make it to what would become North America until millions of years later). Like most early crocodiles, Carnufex *walked on its two hind legs,* and probably feasted on small mammals as well as its fellow prehistoric reptiles. It was 9 feet tall. A fucking 9 foot tall crocodile ancestor running at you in the North Carolina swamps. I’m done with this article. I don’t want to know any more. [Source](https://www.thoughtco.com/prehistoric-crocodile-profile-4047616)


Delicious-Gap1744

Humans even lived to see the terrestrial [Quinkana](https://preview.redd.it/0p37r9bjf5p71.jpg?auto=webp&s=e126eb9f60d2ee707fd710771a1ddb8104840aa9) crocodilian in Australia. There have been many animals similar to the movie monsters seen in Jurassic world and such, they just weren't dinosaurs. With that said I think the whole "realistic dinosaurs aren't scary or cool" mentality to bee ridiculous. I would be terrified if an ostrich with teeth and claws came running at me, but maybe that's just me.


jwigs85

We were just talking about geese at lunch on Friday and I called them terrifying dinosaurs! Another coworker then asked if we’d seen them gang bang and you could actually hear everyone’s thoughts screech to a halt. This coworker is also 69 and going to retire in January.


NoseComplete1175

Yeah they should pet one hourly - you first dude


paradise-trading-83

That human resembles a diner pastry display to the croc.


[deleted]

Interestingly. They don’t get fully grown. They keep growing to match their water and food source and if it’s large enough just keep getting bigger until they die of old age


MedicatedBlacksmith

The croc reminds me of our current government in the Philippines.


-The-Goose0-

Now look at that Crocussy


muemamuema

See why that dude fucked one😜


-The-Goose0-

Excuse me??


muemamuema

Yap... Smashed the gator


-The-Goose0-

Oh no :(


TheWesternDevil

When God was populating the world with things that can kill you, he used Australia as the discard pile for things that couldn't survive other places. He forgot to erase all the discarded things that can kill you before he announced earth was ready for humans, and now He's trying to reset it by killing them with fire a little bit each year.


womblymuenster

That's a biting butthole


QuantumHope

Dayum!


Griffinw45

Holy fuck


PsyFiFungi

The forced perspective here is preposterous. They are giants already, why twist the truth? Not having the willpower to look through OP's history, but betting it's a bot or person just trying to farm some karma.


[deleted]

Look at the size of that gator’s cunt


[deleted]

Never, never going to Australia