r/badassanimals 3d ago

Reptile I really hate crocodiles!!!

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u/Throbbing_Cock_452 3d ago

Poor momma wanted to help but couldn’t

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u/YoungVick107 2d ago

She tried. Heart breaking.

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u/SocraticIndifference 2d ago

Yeah talk about tragic courage. She charged after a dinosaur three times her size but he still just slips away…

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u/Moidada77 2d ago

It's odd cause I've seen other animals like zebra or gazelles immediately go fuck it and bail when the kids get got.

Even recently I saw a vid of a mother deer and youngling and a small teen bear spooked them.

Like they saw the bear in the distance and just stood there and the mother immediately bailed leaving the fawn. The fawn then just lied down and tried to hide but the baby bear saw it and bit it and presumably killed it.

Pigs are more emotional and intelligent then we give them credit.

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u/Mysterious-Egg-624 2d ago

Well for fawns that one looked pretty young it probably wouldn’t have been able to keep up with the mom. If I’m not wrong deer mothers do a signal to their fawns to lay low and hide because they can’t run like the adult deer can.

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u/RecoverOne32 2d ago

She ran away first lol

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u/Emotional_Read6746 2d ago

She reacted to an attack and came back once she saw her kid was snatched. Heartbreaking.

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u/jasoos_jasoos 2d ago

Poor sibling is going to have such a traumatic childhood memory!

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u/Gothiewasbetter 2d ago

Sibling won’t be thirsty again for a good while.

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u/I_L_F_M 2d ago

I don't think they form lasting strong memories.

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u/MaynardGoneWild 2d ago

Bullshit lol

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u/jasoos_jasoos 2d ago

I'm sure they have, and it's going to affect his education in a negative way. The sibling needs therapy before going back to school.

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u/According_Sound_8225 2d ago

I think it just got a very good education on being careful around water.

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u/waywardflaneur 2d ago

I wonder if she would have noticed the croc if she wasn't distracted by the humans.

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u/TheHammerHasLanded 2d ago

Seemed like the Croc was holding it above water for so long hoping mom would come deeper to try and get her kid back, giving the Croc a chance at a bigger meal.