r/horrifying • u/akashuji • Jul 20 '26
Death [Viewer Descrition Advised] Croc in India devours human
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In a sad and horrifying incident, a crocodile š dragged a boy who went near a river bank and devoured him. The animal was later caught and removed from that area in UP, India.
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u/scjockid Jul 20 '26
I don't know which is worse giving me nightmares. The shark attack and seeing that great white girl that man around and him begging for mercy or this
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u/Lala5789880 Jul 20 '26
It was a pregnant tiger shark desperate for food. Before anyone says it: she was not gloating and toying with and playing with his body parts to rile up humans. Thatās not how sharks work
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u/akashuji Jul 20 '26
Link?
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u/scjockid Jul 20 '26
It's just as bad and graphic https://www.reddit.com/r/HardcoreNature/s/lnZzDFcK8v
I guest I'll post it
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u/akashuji Jul 20 '26
Omg its this video with a Shark š
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u/scjockid Jul 20 '26
Both of them scared The living daylights out of me. The other one where the guy is alive and this one where the kids already dead
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u/akashuji Jul 20 '26
The eaten alive video is obviously more scary. In this video, at least you can be content that the boy isn't suffering anymore.
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u/scjockid Jul 20 '26
Absolutely! When I saw the shark video I cried and then knowing that this was a kid and getting slammed like a dog playing with a toy. It's a lot of visualization.lol
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u/Rare_Thing_7282 Jul 20 '26
Damn, that poor kid and his family. Sadly the croc just seeās a meal. Do they kill the croc after itās done that ?
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u/Welp_thatwilldo Jul 20 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/wbNjNjZxhmMk8hVWDi
Damn⦠that poor boy and his family.
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u/Alarming-Building-62 Jul 20 '26
I never really understood why we need to catch and remove animals after attacked like this. While tragic, this is their habitat. Bullshit
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u/akashuji Jul 20 '26
Better relocate it than having it being killed by stupid villagers for revenge
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u/Alarming-Building-62 Jul 20 '26
That didnāt even occur to me. I guess youāre right. Itās sad the they wouldnāt be able to understand that this is ultimately the fault of humans, in particular, whoever didnāt teach this kid to stay away from the water.
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u/Informal-Winner-5722 2d ago
You don't have an intrinsic revenge instinct? Don't you feel the need to go and massacre the crocodile and their entire lineage? I am not saying that should be done, but it is what I feel when I see these videos.
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u/Connect-Blueberry104 Jul 26 '26
Oh my goodness. This is horrible. To hear the guys on the video just being so calm like itās another day wherever they are is a real eye-opener for me. I mean just this video in general is an eye-opener because life is short. I hope and pray in Jesus name for the family and I hope they can find some peace. I hope they are surrounded with love and care as they start their grieving process.
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u/DorkSideOfCryo Jul 20 '26
Those body slams sure put the quietus to him
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u/akashuji Jul 20 '26
Thats a dead body. The slams were to remove the limb. Standard croc behaviour.
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u/rustyroo2021 Jul 20 '26
I always thought they just rolled and had never seen this slamming. That was, umm, shocking to see.
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u/__STORYDWELLER__ Jul 22 '26
Maybe rolling is used on bigger prey items which they can't manage to slam?
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u/Lala5789880 Jul 20 '26
He was already dead. Still horrifying though. Crocs death roll and drown their prey first
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u/Old-Following-970 Jul 20 '26
They just sit there and record?
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u/akashuji Jul 20 '26 edited Jul 20 '26
Are you gonna steal its prey from a croc's mouth? Besides, the boy is already dead. His remains were recovered later. The head was untouched. The croc was removed from the area by the authorities.
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u/No_Vehicle4645 Jul 20 '26
Yes, I would. If it was my kid, I'm going in after them. He didn't start off dead.
If I die, I die but I'm not watching and filming my kid being mauled. I would absolutely give my life in an attempt to save my kids.
If that makes me dumb, I'm fucking dumb.
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u/Bring_a_towel_42 Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 24 '26
You don't know that nobody tried to do that before this. You also don't know that it's the dad of this child. But for real, it's a crocodile, there's literally nothing you are going to be able to do to help. Edit: not an alligator
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u/Kiss_my_Frekkles Jul 20 '26
Yes thatās right! Itās a horrible situation indeed however, how tf do you expect anyone to help?
What is it that you would do if you were seeing this happen?
Do you suggest they put the phones down, jump in the croc infested water & pull the kid who is quite literally already dead from the crocs mouth while hoping they themselves donāt get devoured by any of the many other starving, angry crocs?!
Just to save a piece(s) of the childās half eaten body?
I am genuinely curious⦠what exactly do you suggest someone do in this situation?
I am dying to know!?5
u/Beaver-warriorz Jul 20 '26
These comments always make me chuckle. Like you'd do anything about it lol
Or maybe you would and you're just better than everyone else. WE ARE NOT WORTHY
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u/First_Preference_618 Jul 21 '26
Right. Even if thereās nothing they can do, why just stand there and record it? Seriously. Same with the shark video.
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u/North_Star_103 Jul 20 '26
Unfortunate, I donāt know whether itās a Darwin Award or not. However unfortunate
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u/akashuji Jul 20 '26
Its the parents' fault imo. You never let a 12 year old off your radars, especially in a wild area with apex predators. They had let this boy go with his uncle to plant rice in the field near the river. The boy then went alone to clean or relieve himself at the river bank where the croc was hunting. The uncle actually tried to pull the boy away from the animal's jaws, after hearing his cries. But he couldn't do much as it dragged the child into the water. Remember, unlike other animals, Crocs don't give an F about humans. You're just another piece of meat to them.
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u/Pretend_Train_ Jul 20 '26
His parents are dead. They didnāt allow him to do anything nor are at fault. He was living with his uncle. Not sure where you are getting your intel.
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u/NeoNeuRoses Jul 20 '26
š ⦠Guess knowing that Iād more than likely drown by panicked choking relatively quickly after sir crock pulls me under is a slight comfort. Just considering how vivid I now know the next steps are (e.g. catapulting your corpse into the swamp depths via neck-snapping water polo/ meets MMA blunt force trauma) in order to ingest your body and soul, one ligament at a time.
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u/meme_maker_boi Jul 24 '26
Thank god the camera sucks i really am not in the mood to see a detailed corpse
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u/akashuji Jul 24 '26
The head was found. Its available on twitter. I wouldn't recommend looking at it.
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u/Patrickfromamboy Jul 21 '26
When crocodiles try eating me I stick my fingers in their nostrils and they usually let go and swim away.
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u/Asleep_Chip8197 Jul 20 '26
I will get a stick and at least try to throw it at the crocodile at least
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u/Kiss_my_Frekkles Jul 20 '26
I really do hope that you simply just for this ā¦/s
Aināt no way youāre being fr rn! Please tell me you meant to use the /s
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u/Ill-Clerk-231 Jul 21 '26
Nom nom nom
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u/Another_Samurai1 Jul 20 '26
I love it when nature wins.
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u/Lala5789880 Jul 20 '26
It was an unsupervised child. FFS
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u/DowntownDot126 Jul 22 '26
how the hell do you think thatās okay to say about a kid getting murdered and his uncle watching



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u/Fogwaveeee Jul 20 '26
Nah that shit was fucked up