More Croc Farm Pix

[Dan F]

Well Jason, you asked for more threads...

This is sort of a repost but with new photos.

These are from a Crocodile breeding co-op near San Blas, Mexico (between Mazatlan and P.V. on the Pacific Coast). They release the young into the surrounding rivers/estuaries. They also rehabilitate injured crocs, mostly ones that get run over by cars. Very cool place, it was worth the long drive from Puerto Vallarta.

 

[evilxyardxgnome]

Sweet anymore?

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Awesome close up pics. Those are definitely American Crocodiles. I wish I knew where my photos of the Belize Zoo are. They have a small breeding group of Morelet's Crocodiles. I got some pretty neat pics of them too.

 

[Death Pony]

I love the crocs in Mexico, they seem to be lazier than normal. Steve Irwin did a show on the crocs that live in the lagoon in Cancun, they didn't fight back, at all!!!! He said he was rather disappointed. I still wouldn't mess with them though.

First pic is great!!!!!

 

[coura]

Nice

 

[Omerov]

we have tigers in siberia, kill crocodiles easy

 

[Dan F]

we have tigers in siberia, kill crocodiles easy

They've got tigers in Mexico, too. This one just isn't quite ready to take on any crocodiles... yet!

 

[coura]

I dont think even a full grown Siberian tiger can take an adult male salty Oh I know let´s make this mach: the Siberian tiger vrs Sarcosuchus imperator

 

[Dan F]

Sweet anymore?

Ask, and you shall receive.

I can only do three at a time. Stupid slow dial-up, dang expensive satellite internet...

The crocodile enclosures were large and sparkling clean.
There were tons of huge Tilapia in the river (people feed them).
Giant sliders (yellow-eared?) were also cruising around in the river.

 

[davo]

Nice... was gutted you only posted 3 pics up the first time lol.