Crocodiles and alligators are extremely dangerous, more specifically when animals cross rivers and directly enter their territory. Most times, it is not to the animal’s advantage. How much of a chance do you think a wildebeest has of escaping a croc’s grasp? What about a baboon? If you’re curious and you want to see some exceptional footage, stick around, as we countdown 15 times crocodile and alligator attacks were caught on camera. ► Subscribe For New Videos! ► shorturl.at/krBX9 Watch our “15 Best Eagle Attacks Caught on Camera” video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEbaOB3I6x0 Watch our “15 Best Eagle Attacks Caught on Camera Part 2” video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQKuwjQmmQw Watch our “15 Best Eagle Attacks Caught on Camera Part 3” video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHCGdeZgFF8 Crocodile Vs Zebra Although the crocodiles along the Mara River are known for their enormous size, they can still bite off more than they can chew! These crocs went into a feeding frenzy after capturing a young zebra and began devouring it. One of the larger crocs ended up with most of the unfortunate zebra but was unable to swallow it! I feel like that when I go to the grocery store on an empty stomach. I buy so much food and it just stays in the fridge. At least this croc had a few friends who didn’t mind helping it out. This next scene has a bunch of zebras trying to get a drink of water when a crocodile suddenly jumps out of the water and snatches one of them. What is going on with this world when you can’t even get a drink of water without being murdered? The zebra desperately tries to get out of the croc’s grip, but it’s not an easy feat to accomplish. I always wonder what is so important for any animal to have to cross a river infested with crocodiles. What’s on the other side that makes these zebras want to risk their lives? Sometimes zebras get lucky and will even have the audacity to walk all over crocodiles just to get out of the water, like the young zebra in this clip. In this next clip, this zebra must be hurt because this crocodile is approaching, and the zebra barely tries to getaway. The crocodile doesn’t even try hard to grab it. What’s going on over here? This next sequence shows us a zebra barely getting away from a crocodile, but the zebra is cut and begins to bleed. The injury is not that bad, and hopefully, it will heal. Zebras will fight with all their might when their lives are threatened and their perseverance pays off, just like this zebra whose nose is being a bit off by a crocodile, but still manages to get away. Some are not that lucky, like this zebra being served for lunch at this crocodile spa. Crocodile Vs Elephant Elephants are not ideal candidates to take on when it’s time to eat, but sometimes, you don’t get to choose your lunch and that doesn’t exclude crocodiles. They take whatever is available, even if it means risking their own lives. Watch as a mother elephant drinks from a river, and has no idea the risk that lurks just underneath the surface. A ten-foot crocodile tries to clamp its jaws around the elephant's trunk. As the crocodile strikes and the mother fights back, the young elephants stand helpless. More elephants drinking when a crocodile strikes a young calf with all its family around. This calf was probably celebrating a birthday or something and the crocodile had to go and ruin it all. I wonder if the crocodile has any idea how big elephants are and if they decide to walk all over it, they could pretty much crush it into the ground. This time, a huge elephant is inside the water when a crocodile grabs its trunk. I guess the crocodiles know the elephant’s weakness and their size because they always seem to go for the trunk. The elephants’ body is way too massive for the crocodile to do any real damage.