Anyone seen the rumours on the 29' Salt Water croc?

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Hell if it was lucky enough to evade humans until large enough to eat them, I wouldn't be all too surprised. In that area there are few firearms, nothing that ccommon people have access too that could take on such a large croc, Especially considering the normal vessel is a dugout canoe. If its old enough, why couldn't it get there? I'd more easily believe 29 feet over 40 though

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BuffaloPolypteridae said:
Hell if it was lucky enough to evade humans until large enough to eat them, I wouldn't be all too surprised. In that area there are few firearms, nothing that ccommon people have access too that could take on such a large croc, Especially considering the normal vessel is a dugout canoe. If its old enough, why couldn't it get there? I'd more easily believe 29 feet over 40 though

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yeah definitely. I just like to keep an open mind. 20 footers are becoming more common, yh its happening slowly but it is happening. I just think it is a potential chance.

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SumoNinja said:
we're talking about the same Darius here right?
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I have no clue who darius is lol I'm assuming your post was serious and not sarcasm about someone who used to post crap? sorry, I haven't been on mfk for a crazy amount of time lol

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zyoLBU4SX8

heres a clip from a japanese nature show that illustrates my point about the size reference. the square pad has a given length i estimate to be between 4-8 ft, but if someone understands the video please enlighten me, which makes sense considering the circling pacific sleeper sharks look around 12-16ft. This is average to large for a pacific sleeper. but the incorrectly identifed megalodon at the end is just a sleeper shark that swam right up to the camera. if the 40 footer was closer then the photographer then was estimated it would make sense, i can't find these croc photos your mentioning could you please post them should you find them, i'd love to see them apostle
 
wantokeeptrout said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zyoLBU4SX8

heres a clip from a japanese nature show that illustrates my point about the size reference. the square pad has a given length i estimate to be between 4-8 ft, but if someone understands the video please enlighten me, which makes sense considering the circling pacific sleeper sharks look around 12-16ft. This is average to large for a pacific sleeper. but the incorrectly identifed megalodon at the end is just a sleeper shark that swam right up to the camera. if the 40 footer was closer then the photographer then was estimated it would make sense, i can't find these croc photos your mentioning could you please post them should you find them, i'd love to see them apostle
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I've seen that video. Made me laugh haha
I'm trying to find them now. I'll post the moment I find them

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Just to make sure this is clear. The photo shows a croc which is estimated to be 29-30'
The sightings are of a 40' as is the belly slide. I don't think my earlier posts made that clear.

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