Wild Crocodiles in Cambodia | Wild Monsoon

The Siamese crocodile population in Cambodia has been brought to the brink of extinction, but a group of conservationists are working to bring more crocodiles back to the wild.
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A group of conservationists are working to bring more crocodiles back to the wild. What fascinates you most about the Siamese crocodile?

[@henriquedearruda8902]

I thought crocodiles where responsible for thousands of people deaths every year more than sharks.

[@nemosdiary8271]

Massive captive breeding program needed

[@lastoutlaw3882]

Ppl hunt them to extinction and when they fight back then they are called pests

[@Melanosuchusss]

@@henriquedearruda8902 that’s only in places where people are stupid and literally go in water they KNOW crocodiles live

[@henriquedearruda8902]

@@Melanosuchusss still I don’t know why crocodiles attack And kill on sight even when they don’t do anything or why people care about the ones that live close by?

[@ItzCoopzFtw]

Hunted to near extinction.. Just another animal to be added to the list of human failures. I'm glad people are out trying to rectify it.

[@B-rex395]

Agreed

[@AzlianaLyana]

That's probably the most efficient way to transport crocs I've ever seen! Hope they'll indeed live freely from thereon. 👍

[@jakedelacruz7862]

Yes and probably the cheapest

[@aves4081]

Indeed. And they even have acces to some sunlight while being transported.

[@davidveramercado2598]

Hope not gator whit legs

[@kelvinjaypajuelas5936]

It's a good thing that they see this crocodiles as sacred.

[@chanpichkeo3930]

Hello I'm from Cambodia🇰🇭🙏😍

[@yesok2954]

Hello I'm not from Cambodia

[@Judyannronda]

i love to watch wild adventure

[@NatGeoWild]

We appreciate your support, Luto. ❤️ Thanks for letting us bring the wild in!

[@rithchankolboth4902]

Thanks for making such an amazing educational video. Hope u make more

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video so I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@santhoshpraveen8190]

I don't know why i always loved to watch this❤️

[@Sofia-qn6fs]

Alligators are not cute but this documentary is so good gives detail description about their habitat 😄. Good job national geo🤗

[@Melanosuchusss]

It doesn’t matter if their not cute, they’re living breathing animals that deserve respect the same way others do

[@koolaidcrusade7776]

These are crocodiles not alligators

[@rageross3430]

How amazing, not will it only help the species thrive bat that could really help the economy or Cambodia as far as tourism is concerned. By now 3 years later those youngsters are probably huge. I thought that the Nile and Australian croc where large until I saw the Indonesian croc but strangely they aren’t as aggressive to people as are other crocs in othe countries and I think it’s because of the interaction that the people in Indonesia have with them and I think that Cambodian people will have the same experience as Indonesia because of the respect that they show these creatures. Shout out Cambodia 👍🏾
That

[@muhammadrayhanfirdaus1309]

Legendary Honda motorcycles, no wonder it's used everywhere. It'll carry you everywhere

[@feliexlee2581]

Never underestimate those old motorbikes.

[@sinhaatul]

Cool!

[@OliverTerp2001]

Siamese Crocodiles are critically endangered they are close to extinction they have been hunted for years but I think it’s great are doing anything before the Siamese Crocodiles are thriving in South East Asia where they can have a huge comeback form the verge of extinction

[@dynamosaurusimperious6341]

*insert Crocodile Rock*

[@Judyannronda]

wow so incredible

[@Biggvs_dickvs]

What do Crock's think when they lay there hours upon hours?
Nothing I guess?
Eat, sleep, breed and repeat.

[@udi2119]

All things aside that's some insane biking...

[@aves4081]

Beautiful! Crocodiles are magnificent!

[@NatGeoWild]

We second this! 🐊 What amazes you most about the Siamese crocodile?

[@aves4081]

@@NatGeoWild Their appearance is very beautiful

[@user-zp4oc2os9t]

It is not Siamese crocodile that inspired the legend but gigantic saltie that used to roam the area.

[@Kroynom]

Whoop whoop 🙌🏾

[@aburguesiafede3912]

Thank you so much NGW I'm from Brazil !

[@josephjeon804]

i did not know morgan freeman worked for nat geo

[@yourmissingdadthatgotstuck1013]

Wow beaten a croc

[@smilodnfatalis55]

Jesus they really just tape right over the eyes...

[@jairuschew3330]

Epic

[@adriandogar7606]

Apreciez eliberarea crocodililor in natura .

[@ammarieg4901]

Sorry I have crocs so much 😩

[@elijahglasser1421]

Wild crocodiles

[@Gambetdz]

Bring back the salt water crocodile in Cambodia

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[@miguelcanais]

Im the bald guy