Crocodile Attack at the Watering Hole | Planet Earth III | BBC Earth
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2023
- The dry season in South-Eastern Sri Lanka brings all kinds of animals to the watering hole. But as they drink they are unaware of a ferocious predator, with remarkable hunting skills, waiting in the depths.
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The speed he dragged the deer into the water gave me chills
Rip Little guy
It’s that tail build of solid muscle
It is usual they drag the pray just in to the deep water.
Cool blooded.
I'm glad it was a Deer and Not a Human or Me.
I've never seen a crocodile dig itself into wet mud before -and- further camouflage itself using the existing green vegetation. ... A truly terrifying ambush predator it is!
Fr. Very adaptable as well
Very intelligent animals
Crocodiles are masters when it comes to stealth attacks.
Fun fact- crocodiles are actually intelligent enough to use tools in the same way as this. Both these mugger crocodiles and American alligators can collect lures with which to 'fish' for birds. They recognise when birds are looking for twigs to make their nests, then seek out twigs that they think the birds will like, balance them on their heads, and hide under the nesting trees to attack any bird that mistakes the trap for easy building materials!
This footage originates from Sri Lanka, my homeland. In certain instances, these predators may pose a threat to individuals walking through the paddy fields, particularly in desolate areas where they are unable to find prey. There have been a few recent incidents of such encounters. Currently, crocodiles have extended their presence to rivers and are occasionally spotted on beaches as well. If you plan to visit my beautiful country and decide to take a dip in the rivers, exercise caution. It is advisable to seek information from local villages before immersing yourself in the river.
2:04-2:25 The cinematography in this segment is on another level. The sinister build-up with the high strings over the gradual realisations of the deer is hair-raising, and I also love how the initial shot of the croc finally lashing out is from a bird's eye view and the caught individual's predicament is then revealed up close.
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These guys are professional
They are BBC
@@alexandrubaginean7369 True.
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This was probably the best hunt in the documentary imo
It was already dead. These are always staged
This is Sri Lanka, my homeland. BBC Earth has created an outstanding video showcasing crocodile hunting behavior in the heart of a forest, featuring excellent camera angles. I have a deep appreciation for this content. Many thanks to the BBC. I extend an invitation for them to revisit Sri Lanka, as there are abundant natural resources waiting to be captured.
Maybe they can interview you.
Do you drive a cab Sir?
@@jaredcurran7490 No dear.
Are you HRH The King of Sri Lanka?@@myvillagebirds
As you know, the law requires that anytime you refer to Sri Lanka, it must be followed by "formerly Ceylon". I'm letting you go with a warning.
Absolutely stunning cinematography by the BBC
That's what I thought. It's on another level.
check out my cinematography
May Mr. Attenborough live for many more years to come.
If he does, he'll surpass 100.
With the power of AI he will remain immortal because people will be able to use his voice forever on documentaries.
@@AM2K2No way, that's disrespectful and cheapens his greatness
Excellent, BBC natural history unit keep surpassing itself with new wildlife action shots.
This is a certified crocodile classic!🐊
For the other hand this is a warning Deer educational video about the danger of cocodriles
Fr! LOL
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@@freddyjosereginomontalvo4667😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Sir david attenborough the man the myth the legend ❤
John Wick😂
Its klaus
Nah, it’s a reference to Matip 😅
Nope its A.I.
One of the Goats
Just when you thought they couldnt get any deadlier... Truly a remarkable hunting machine.
I love how mercilessly dedicated they are in getting what they want.
@@TonyEnglandUK
It is either that or death.
For now, for an animal to continue living, some other living thing must die.
@@francmittelo6731But vegans will not understand such a basic concept
I cannot imagine how much preparation went into this creative direction for filming this.
Crocodiles are the most terrifying predator on earth (my opinion)
Because they eat more humans than any other predator
@@Predation_records exactly. I honestly didn’t know that but I Nile Crocodiles are the most aggressive and not all fatalities get reported
Komodo dragon thats horror
Nile crocs are terrifying but i think the saltwater ones are the most agressive species@@brad4231
Your right wouldn't want to mess with them
I just saw this on the Television. What a clever crocodile . Planet Earth three . A classic .
Spectacular videography to capture this. As a Sri Lankan I am amazed at the diversity of our wildlife
There is also Equity & Inclusion and no racism allowed between the species.
@@victorblock3421 ....If some one is talking about Apples u would be talking about Banana's
@@user-du1et2up9cbro. Exactly. I had always kn9wn about Sri Lankan leopards. But never knew about mugger crocodiles
Smart Croc
Incredible moment exhibiting the art of camouflage to catch it's prey.The saga of survival unfolds in this riveting display of nature's strategy and adaptation
Pizza place
Being slightly slowed with the drone shot it looks like the deer stopped struggling at once...then you realise that's just the sheer power of over 4 metres of *beast* hauling out towards the deep end and you'd look like a limp shred of flesh, too. Gosh I'm glad I'm not a Sri Lankan deer.
Unfortunately they some times attack humans too. There have been a few recent incidents of such encounters in my country Sri Lanka.
May be in some other life dude
@@myvillagebirds I guess I'm glad I'm not not a Sri Lankan
@@myvillagebirdsI mean if you live or visit those areas you should probably fear any large body water or anywhere a croc hangs around
This is the reason crocodile lives longer
"Absolutely mesmerized by the breathtaking beauty of Sri Lanka showcased in this BBC Earth video ! As a proud Sri Lankan resident, it's heartwarming to see our diverse landscapes and incredible wildlife highlighted on a global platform. 🌿🦌🐊
Sri Lanka has an amazing wildlife
Really it is Liyanage. ❤❤
Me ratey allapu ratey un thama kibulek pennuwath proud gaga walalenne.
Incredible aerial shot
2:20-2:25 I love how the initial shot of the croc finally lashing out is from a bird's eye view and the caught individual's predicament is then revealed up close.
Superb.
Wow that male at the beginning (0:45) definitely isn't a 5m Mugger, the later one hunting the deer could be. The digging behaviour however is awesome to showcase.
Muggers, an extremely underrated species.
Didn't expect to see you here
@@Predation_records lol hi
That dinosaur 🦖 is an absolute unit.
Those monkeys could've said something 😂
😅right.
They minding their own business.
I like how the rest of the herd set him up. They ran away like 'sike, not me!' He was a sacrifice for them.
They didn’t set the deer up lol they were just fortunate to get away first
As someone who is working on a crocodile documentary for past two years, I could sense the team effort and planing that might have gone into this.
Deer needs water to survive and crocodile needs deer to survive.
Both fighting for lives
true, that is the nature.
Great video footage BBC Earth ❤
Croc intelligence in the age of AI! A magnificent archosaur! The image captured by drone is an unequivocal prowess of BBC.
Crocodiles are savage and ruthless in how they hunt, and are also lightening quick in the way they take down their prey. One of the finest predators around.
Not to forget cunning, look at the smarts it took to capture that deer, truly a clever girl moment
crazy how crocodiles/aligators have been the same for millions of years, reach their peak back then
Its the first time i saw a footage from srilankan wildlife. I think bbc should include more diverse places like this. Anyway thank you for your hard work bbc crew.
Amazing footage! Crocodiles are fascinating, and some are quite dangerous, like the Nile crocodile with a man-eater fame. But still, our camera team followed these crocodiles underwater, going through their tunnels and managed to get unique shots of their underwater world and some pretty cool close-ups!
The harshness of the dry season has brought crocodile intelligence to a new level
It shows crocodiles have adapted to it's surroundings like a pro & it give me chills what this crocodile used to doin an era of dinosaurs & what kind of predators dinosaurs used to be if they were the king pin of size and speed.
Living Dinasour indeed!!! Terrifying, but at the same time gorgeous.
Like the smaller version of Nile Crocs with Wildebeest
What do you do Mr. Crocodile?
"Well, you can say that I'm a fisherman, but in reverse."
I'm absolutely fascinated with crocodiles & alligators. I'm from Southeast Texas near Galveston and we had plenty of gators in our bayou, but those were tiny compared to a saltie! A true Apex predator who is smart as a whip! The speed for which he grabbed that deer, then shot off with it in his mouth had to be watched several times. Nobody would've guessed that a giant man eating lizard would be hiding in a tiny water hole using vegetation camo, then await his prey and ambush with the speed of lightening! Just wow!!!
It is a freshwater crocodile and not a saltie. Saltwater ones can even be larger.
The alligator will see you later, but the crocodile will see you in a while 🐊
Yess. 😂
Nice one, that deer is now reunited with his friend the crocodile.
most people feels bad for dear, ignoring the hunger of croc.
Though would you think the same if the crocodile attacked a human? I would but most people would support the human for some reason.
@@DendrocnideMoroides croc need to learn how to plant deers
Croc be like: The Deer's desperate need for fresh water. Supply and demand.
Very beautiful display of crocodile intelligence
Impressive skills😳
impressive kills rather🤔
@@jurajbeger9299 even better
Nature is just overwhelming sometimes
Such magnificent creatures. Wow.
It isn' t really anything new with alligators or crocodiles. They are actually using their own brumation technique which is their own version of a hibernation technique when there really is a dry season with no water and just wait until it rains. This is just their own adaptation.
Crocodile exists. Evolution : yo you guys good?, need anything? Crocodile s for 95 million years ago : nahh we good we have everthing
Crazy how these are walking, living dinosaurs among us
Never seen a mugger crocodile so macropredatory before good job bbc earth
Holy cow that’s actually terrifying, the fact that it’s actually learned to camouflage itself. Combine that with those highly sensitive pressure sensors in its snout, this species of crocodile likely rarely misses.
Cow’s are not holy; they make good burgers!!
Nice job on the crew for not being proactive and saving the deer😂
Did you know during the drought season when the water dries up? Some crocs dig themselves into the sides of the riverbanks? Once in? they slow there heart rates down to 3 beats per minute? And wait for months until the rain returns ???
I love the score at the end. Very well done orchestra.
I've nvr seen such a clever crocodile before wow❤
mugger croc: "you've the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used and court of law"
This Jurassic Park reboot is straight fire, that croc deserves an academy award for best make up
The way how he hauls ass with the deer in his mouth towards deeper water at 2:35 is genuinely nightmarish.
Good job! This crocodile is incredibly smart. Even humans could be cheated.
This legend has learned to exploit the gift of his voice!
This is amazing cinematography, simply brilliant down to the music.... Great stuff
This is the only reason why I watch BBC, their nature shows are top quality.
I had to watch it few Times and also in slo mo . amazing footage
There's a reason why Crocodile didn't evolve even after thousand of years, coz they are already perfect!
Bro dragged him to the depth like he was Davy Jones
This is amazing, terrifying and beautiful at the same time.
Amazing footage!
My motherland thank you bbc 💓💓
That 3mins clip gave me thrill plus the add up the narration of sir david,better than watching a 2hr movies😅
Simple ,amazing !
The meer cat was like “ I gotta watch this”
Thanks very much.
A complete master 🙌
Amazing footages
Jesus, amazing footage.
This small clip shows me why they been around for millions of years.
Amazing footage
may your sprit and voice live forever!!!!
Amazing camera views footage is perfect love it and my kids loved it too they said they lived the way the camera caught every little detail
Caramba ele pegou foi um cervo ..pensei que tivesse pegado um macaquinho que estavam no meio dos cervos ..agora a inteligência desse monstro marinho é algo sul real ..como um bicho com todo esse tamanho consegue chegar bem perto dos pobres cervos sem serem notados ..isso é inconcebível
I'm from Australia, in the northern tropical regions here, crocs are a serious predator. You never go near the waters edge of an unknown body of water, fresh or salt. Crocs are fast mate and you just never know.🐊
Its incredible how can a repltile be so smart...when to attack how to attack how he planned it in his mind is something crazy for me to experience
Well, reptiles are smarter than mammals.
@@Polosatiy_Varan aside from primates and cetaceans
@@jross9553 All cetaceans and most primates are low-intelligent.
Crocodiles are the only reptiles with a cerebral cortex, they are therefore to have cognitive abilities on par if not above most other animals. They are frequent tool users and have even been observed playing by sliding down logs. Their intelligence is truly remarkable.
Its so impresive
That was amazing… 😬
This is sri lanka ❤
Always like the voice of this man it fits
randomly found this video, thought how great videos are shot in my country by some foreigners
Man the aerial shots in this was chef's kiss👌 &immaculate 💯 🤍
Background music & sfx was menacing too😅🤍
Great photography and great commentary 😅
My country sirilanka beautiful big crocadile ❤
Beautiful
That's a good hunter
Wow! This is an incredible target by the 🐊
Impresionante
Oh my dear.
Poor deer :(
oh dear
2:19 - The river monster at work.
David Attenborough my lord
BBC doing things on the next level