It seems like crocodiles are hungry most of the time, so animals that live nearby should always lookout for these massive and famished beasts, or they could be next. Join us, as we look at 15 epic hunting moments of huge and merciless crocodiles.

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Crocodile Vs Birds

Watch a crocodile attack a Lappet-faced vulture bird at incredible speed, while the bird is taking a bath. All this happens shortly after a marabou stork and cape vulture appear to bully or encourage him to stay in the water, so he can provide them with the day's entertainment! The crocodile launches in there like a missile and makes “feathered pie” out of the vulture. A bird sees stars after a crocodile snatches it. The bird is crushed and carried behind a bush before it is eaten by the hungry reptile in seconds, and at the speed it’s eaten, I wouldn’t be surprised if it didn’t feel a thing. There is always something to see at Lake Panic in the Kruger National Park. As a crocodile swam up to a pair of white-faced ducks, a green-backed heron flew by the crocodile, so the reptile snapped it from the air. Two gulps and the heron were gone! Everything happened so fast that you must watch the video in slow motion. An egret went for a swim in the wrong body of water, and when it realized that an alligator was rushing towards it, it tried to take off, but it couldn’t, so the bird became easy picking for the reptile. A cocky pigeon taunts a hungry crocodile, teasing it for no apparent reason until the crocodile snaps his jaws and crushes the dumb bird. I don’t understand why the pigeon stayed where it was after it saw the huge head of the crocodile. It should have given the bird a hint regarding what was about to happen.

Crocodile Vs Monitor Lizard

A crocodile-infested riverbank may not seem ideal, but this is the preferred spot for Mr. and Mrs. de Kaap. They have nested right next to the nest of a huge crocodile, but the enormous reptile seems to realize they are no threat to her brood, and she ignores them, though the birds still seem a little nervous. Having a crocodile watchdog means that most other animals are going to stay out of the way, with one exception. The monitor lizard is a consummate egg thief and the trigger for the dikkop to get angry. The pair unite, making themselves look as big and scary as possible, the bold black and white wing markings adding to the effect, they shield the nest, trying to keep this reptile on the run. Monitor lizards are aggressive and well-armed, with lethal teeth, sharp claws, and a whiplash tail. The dikkop egg is safe for now, but the mother knows the monitor lizard could come back at any time. A crocodile can be seen pulling a monitor lizard into the water, but the lizard fights back and holds on tight to a tree. The lizard can be seen later walking away from the battlefield, with some deep wounds, but it is still alive. This estuarine crocodile has already captured a small monitor lizard and it’s in the process of swallowing the reptile whole. It is child’s play for the crocodile and will probably fill him up temporarily. I’m sure he will be on the lookout for more unsuspecting prey.