If you plan your holidays in Germany, beware the crocodiles

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

Who's tougher?
Crocks or gators?
How do they differ?

Human if they are in danger, or unexpected situation,but the side-affect will be more healty,in negative way,So let them be ,however I't sounds strange how the authority,not can solved this out,

[TarJak]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

Who's tougher?
Crocks or gators?
How do they differ?

A saltwater croc would probably have a largish 'gator without too much drama, but as they are from different continents it's never likely to happen unless some dumb bugger puts two of them into the same pen in a farm.

Alligators have broad rounder and shorter snouts. Croc snouts are narrower and more triangular.

Sizes vary depending on the species but the Saltwater crocs are the largest living crododilians with large speciments getting up to over 6m (~20ft) long and weighing over 1200kg (~2600lb).

Alligators tend to be smaller ~4m long and weighing around 360kg but the largest recorded specimen was measured at 5.84m (19ft 2in) Seeing two specimens of that size going at it would be interesting but I'd put my money on the croc.

@TarJak
Thank you. It's been an curiosity for some time.
Thankfuly, I've never seen either.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

@TarJak
Thank you. It's been an curiosity for some time.
Thankfuly, I've never seen either.

There are plenty along the "Rådhuspladsen....

Originally Posted by Vendor

There are plenty along the "Rådhuspladsen....

Ikke Copenhagen. København.

So I don't get yelled at:
Not Copenhagen. København.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

Ikke Copenhagen. København.

So I don't get yelled at:
Not Copenhagen. København.

to be incorrect,in fact my laptop,don't allow the spelling,in safe protected against human treat in kommunication between, outlaws country

Originally Posted by Vendor

to be incorrect,in fact my laptop,don't allow the spelling,is safe protected against human treat in kommunication between, outlaws country

I was just kidding.

It's strange that some places have so many different names, in different languages.
And yes, the name changes in swedish too.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

I was just kidding.

It's strange that some places have so many different names, in different languages.
And yes, the name changes in swedish too.

[TarJak]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

@TarJak
Thank you. It's been an curiosity for some time.
Thankfuly, I've never seen either.

I recommend you don;t visit Darwin. We feed the crocs there in a unique way. Funny not too many tourists make it out.

[NeonSamurai]

Bah you guys should be more afraid of this


The terrible man eating Crocostimpy

A terrible, fearsome creature that inhabits the Galapagos Islands. Discovered by nature show hosts Ren and Stimpy, the creature is known for its large blue nose, small brain, and its distinctive call of "Happy, Happy. Joy, Joy".

Originally Posted by TarJak

I recommend you don;t visit Darwin. We feed the crocs there in a unique way. Funny not too many tourists make it out.

I'm glad I prefer the northern latitudes.
He looks alot tougher than me.

[Gerald]

Originally Posted by Snestorm

I'm glad I prefer the northern latitudes.
He looks alot tougher than me.

He really looks tall,I'm only over 6.3 feet!

[Jimbuna]

Pah!....In Northern England some people keep them in their garden ponds as family pets

[Sailor Steve]

He's very domesticated. Even knows to smile wide for the camera!

[August]

Deutchland is kinda cold for crocs no?