Nile crocodiles react to the cries of infants from species such as bonobos, chimpanzees, and humans. New research shows that crocodiles also seem to distinguish levels of distress in cries. The ...

Crocodiles react to the distress of a crying infant, even from very distant species. Nile crocodiles were found to be able to tell the level of distress of a crying baby from several species, ...

The pride of lionesses worked in a group to subdue the large croc. In Africa’s watery environments, there’s nothing more terrifyingly lethal than a Nile crocodile. Put one of these reptiles on dry ...

Did our AI summary help? A newly recorded giant has stunned scientists, reaching a jaw-dropping 21 feet, the largest ever documented. This is Nile's first largest crocodile that has ever recorded. Its ...

It can swallow entire gazelles, turtles, and even lions. This is the Nile crocodile, the most dangerous crocodile in the ...

Discover the largest saltwater crocodiles ever recorded. Would you believe that number one could have grown even bigger?

At the 15th CITES conference held in Qatar from 13 to 25 March this year, Madagascar has been notified of a moratorium, which suspends the trade of all Nile crocodile products for six months. The ...

How did the crocodile get its smile? The functions that give the reptile its signature wrinkled snout aren't quite the same as those responsible for the rest of its scales, with precise mechanical ...

One of the world's deadliest animals, the crocodile is a fascinating and genuinely terrifying creature — especially in comparison to their evolutionary cousins, alligators. Though they are often ...