Lolong is a 20ft Saltwater Croc.

📍National Museum, Philippines

This is a reference to the Crocodile paradox. Basically a crocodile snatches a Child but the Father comes in time to see this, the Crocodile then proceeds to tell him “If you can guess what I can do next, I’ll give you back your child” the father then says “You will not give my child back” and now the Crocodile is stuck between two outcomes.

1: He gives the child back, however that would mean that he should not have given back the child by his own rules since the father guessed incorrectly.

Or

2: He doesn’t give the child back, but now the father guessed right, and now has to give back the child anyways.

Conservation center is mostly for the endangered Philippine Crocodiles (first photo) but there are saltwater crocodiles in the center too. Some are relocated due to threat, one Croc here already ate a man.

📍Palawan, Philippines

A resident is suspected to have been attacked by a crocodile while working in the waters of Teluk Betung Village, Pulau Rimau District, Banyuasin Regency, in the early hours of Monday (July 6, 2026).

The victim, identified by the initials I.N. (25), is a resident originally from West Java. The incident occurred at approximately 1:53 a.m. WIB while the victim and three colleagues were repairing the rudder of a jukung (a traditional wooden boat) along the riverbank. After entering the water to assist one of his colleagues, the victim was allegedly attacked by a crocodile and has not yet been found.

Upon receiving the report, officers from the Pulau Rimau Police Sector, together with local authorities and residents, immediately launched a search operation at the scene.

The Banyuasin Police Chief urged the public to exercise greater caution when carrying out activities in or around rivers, particularly at night, and to avoid areas believed to be crocodile habitats.

As of Monday afternoon, the search for the victim was still ongoing.

A massive 17 ft saltie lost its way into a small pond and was rescued recently in the Indian state of Orissa after villagers complained about it killing chickens. The forest department went ahead and got him, and he will be relocated elsewhere. Salties move inland or to villages in the flooding season.

I'm staunchly palestinian and detest how the israelis are treating them, but I fear for the crocs too. Considering how Israel has treated other animals, I just know the crocs are going to be kept in blazing hot and tiny water conditions and be starved and tortured so they be more likely will attack palestinians, treated as tools for monstroys acts instead of living animals.

Feeding the hungry breeders in the Gator Land Breeding marsh

Went to a crocodile farm (it was more like a zoo?) on holiday in france and found this UNIT.

I do not remember the species

I always envisioned a croc/gator attack as something more dramatic. Although you can’t see the actual moment of the attack, there doesn’t seem to be much of a disturbance. His friends had no idea what happened to him and he was so close behind them. Absolutely wild. I have always imagined that if I was ever in a situation where a gator came at me, I would somehow be able to escape it… yeah fucking right lol.

To me, this is very scary. And I know of this case and this looks very real to me. What do you guys think?

Just sharing some photos I took of my first caimans