burglars sneaks into the house: Aw yeah that wasn't hard at all.. Guess that's what happens when you don't own a dog (5 seconds later) ohh.... sh*t...

Take the t...... AHHHHHH THERE IS A FUCKING CROCODILE IN THE HOUSE!!!

Damon Tafoya I feel bad for the croc he don't belong in a house, he needs to be out with the other crocs in the water and his environment! Sad sad sad

stfu

Lisa Brand fuck up you salty rat

I know right!?!? that would make my day to see their lives at stake

+The Scarecrow crocodile* this guy grows like 2 times (8 meters) as big as an avarage alligator (4-5 meters)

+_MaZ_ it's a fuckin' saltie dude! i hear this things can get 23+ that's a BIG F&*%IN reptile,lol.

Deathgun Red-eyed Sterben "beware of guard saltwater crocodile. attempt to rob the premises,and you WILL be eaten."

Deathgun Red-eyed Sterben atleast in NA nobodied think it's a serious warning,just a creative "beware of dog" sign. XD but idk about AUS. lol.

I'm three years late, but it's you're.

@@theblackbaron4119 im gonna cry because of you

Happy hissing noises of death

GermantecaHD thats a BIRD get ur facts straight noob

Nope Thats a rocket launcher

Or maybe im wrong That could be a gold fish

Bro its obviously a dinosaur

Naw thats a sex doll

I guess I have invisible alligator with me from birth

I would only get a pet alligator for an emotional support animal

@@flextape4727 Flex Tape, are you part of the Flex Seal family of products?

social rejects not introverts

Thats actually a good idea. Wish me luck taming this ancient beast

you would most likey think its a stuffed crocodile at first XD until it starts running at you

Back in 2016 they found two big (10 feet) crocodiles in Amsterdam that were safeguarding drug money that was earned through selling crystal meth (300.000 euros) lol

jup welcome to my county XD

Hang a beware of crocodile sign on your door with a picture of your scaly friends. Never get robbed again.

what if they try to steel your crocodile?

She still has her arm attached, pretty sure thats how you know a croc is being gentle XD

Sir this is a Wendy's

Search about pocho the crocodile

@@kyriakos2378 Yeah, Pocho was beautiful!!

The crocodile is also a miss who probably vored another miss I figured female bloodthirsty reptiles get along better with female humans than male humans. At baby age male or female they get along with both genders.

Yes, she's a good girl......thank you for your comment :)

She really is! She is remaining very calm. My dog would have tried to jump on you in that situation. But your lady is just waiting patiently.

matt R my cat jumps in the bag of cat food while I'm scooping it out.

Bro I fucking attack the waiter at dennys if I gotta wait for too long

I suppose crocodiles are patient animals, being ambush predators.

acornstairlift yes , they know that no matter how much you think you own them. They are always able to eat you. So they smile in anticipation.

The Black Baron lol

Komodo dragon would like to know your location

@@toxicgoat341 Komodo dragons are a snack for crocodiles

@@toxicgoat341 unless you are saying that they have too a smile like crocs , sorry I didn’t understand your comment

ace8656 lol

ace8656 I think it's autistic

ace8656 hilarious

It must me a poodle and a Weiner dog, looks like it.

ace8656 wtf are you Shrek?

Croc: yes, I am the best girl

No alligators are for Aussies

Or crocs

Crocodiles are for Gods.

@@virgin1792 a house full of crocodiles is not made for gods that's for someone even better and that's VICKI HERSELF

What's for girls? -You better not say cats-

GHZoner Hear crocodile in your room sleeping under the bed. 😓

Flag furry avatars for unwanted advertising/spam

@Jon Davis he didn't mean it in the literal sense, he said it in a brief style at the same time explaining the severity of the situation when eventually going to bed.

Shut it its cute

Ironically crocodiles sleeo with one eye open

+Adam Sayers (Infernii) i know this is in austrailia but magine a 12 gauge and a saltie starin' ya down!!!!

* crocodile *

Somewhat like that

ew that’s a cat to me

Dumbass it's an ant🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

Its a dog with crocodile costume

It's an Australian Cat wdym

Hamster out the cage again?

Old comment but reptiles have low metabolisms so even though it's large I wouldn't be surprised if it's not as much as we'd think.

Tylociraptor Thank you so much for your lovely comment...... I appreciate it very much....... means a lot to me when i receive the odd nice and/or supportive comment like yours. Thanks Again :)

Yeah......she's a good guard dog !

Thanks Eddy Ortiz !

Thank you very much for your comment. And yes, i am careful with her & plan to keep her forever too ! :)

Alligator: *00F*

F U C K I N G H O O M A N S S T E P P I N G O N M A H T A I L

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Gorg465 her*

Gorg465 omae wa mou shindeiru...

+DaBoettlin and you must be stupid to think that was a serious comment lol

+abdi1983 ^this

yeah he's a rare breed(jk)

+Antonio Ramos I think it's a shihtzu

Its obviously a golden retriever... Geez

VOID DEATH ケェヲキェケ that is a female croc they say so multiple times in the vid

Yeah if you have a FUCKING DEATH WISH

yeaa

Good luck.....

Yea

JoTokutora if you get reply then they are. lol

JoTokutora since there is no reply i bet the crocs it her

Yep, I'm still alive & so are my Crocs :)

Great!

Well, how about not being so selfish and keeping a large wild animal in your home in a cage outside or in your kitchen? I don´t care how well you think you can handle this, just the way you are feeding it (stepping back as it goes for the food) should make a light go off in your head that this is not what a normal or intelligent person has in their kitchen. I don´t care if you´ve been "trained" to handle this, (if you actually work with animals you´re a disgrace having the knowledge yet keeping this kind of pet in your home). They say humans are the most intelligent species on our planet. Think abou tthat; you have a croc as a pet, you cannot even feed it safely, you have it in your kitchen. Holy crap lady does that sound like something an intelligent species does? I cannot even call you stupid, because maybe you are just not all together in the head. It is definitely one or the other. I certainly hope nothing bad happens ie the croc harming you, at the same time it would be a better world if people like you lost all rights to own any living thing again. If you have a croc in your house, you are not even responsible enough to own a hamster. On the other hand, it´s not really your fault; our government is the only developed country that allows citizens to own these wild animals legally. The only other legal places to own these type of animals are underdeveloped countries. So stupid and wacko people are going to get them until governments ban this kind of stuff. A wild animal, even a racoon, does not belong in your home as a pet. I can go on forever, at your age you´d think intelligence would one day settle in; apparently it never will. Just plain stupid.

Thanks for comment !

Vicki Lowing Hmm, this video made me want to get a dwarf caiman but as a student, I don't have alot of time to devote to taming it and stuff. I also had an agreement with my mother and also with my grandparents that I'm going to get a big snake instead, lol! :)

Yeah, I tend to agree with your decision to get a snake instead of a crocodilian. Crocs are a specialist animal to care for......snakes are a lot easier to look after. You've made a responsible decision, mate..... with the help of your family......LOL...... Good Luck for when you get your new pet, aye :)

I don't think anyone would want to rob a house with Alligators in them. She has like a state of the art security system right there xD

Nature's best.

😂😂😂

GIRL*

Jumpman Agnoli "I could eat them, but then where Ann I going to get my birthday cake from?

Reinborn same will happen to you and i.

Mack Daddy indeed!

Yup,saltwater crocodiles see humans as a source of food

Reinborn you wake up in a stomach

😂😂😬

lmbo

*too

smh HAHAHA

Cats in general are the most dangerous animals on the planet they are ALWAYS plotting......something.

True, tiny killers with ninja skills.

She was saved from a horrible death.

swordsdragon well at least they are doing it on a farm and not hunting them in the wild...

Nalothisal Crocodiles are horribly murdered in both situations.

swordsdragon Personally I prefer them doing it on a farm rather than hunting them in the wild. It lowers the profitability of poaching them and in the end spares the ones in the wild.

Nalothisal Both practices should be put an end.

drunks

the camera was going on strike

Thanks for your comment, Ricky Bachman.......if only, I wish I was a CEO....I could certainly do with a CEO's income, that's for sure ! And Yes, she is gorgeous too & I love her & my other pets very much......it's not difficult to build a rapport with pets you love ! :)

I'd shudder to think how much it'll cost to feed her when she's fully grown! She sure is a lovely girl, though!

you need to have a Government-regulated DWA licence to own one said croc

I like that, andrenegwer.....CEO......Croc Entrepreneur Owner !

Yes, Pony Horton.......very expensive to maintain ! And she is a lovely girl......thank you !

Thank you for your comment Del Cee.....and yes, Crocodilians are so very intelligent and way more than people will give them credit for...... :)

UPDATE: I was drunk when typing this. I don't want one really....fuck you drunk guy!

please go back to tumblr and refrain from saying that word again

umm no when that sad moment when the joke just flew over your head

no life, the joke didn't go over their head. they said "pupper," and "umm no" said to go back to tumblr and refrain from saying it again. he completely understood the joke, however, disagreed with the terminology they used.

@ChickenInsane You are so stupid and dumb this is a reptile not a fish dumbass

+firestormed1 Wolfs are smart, crocs not

+kiba BG correction crocs are very smart animals good sir

Yeah, they cannot communicate, cannot hunt in different environment, cannot learn their name. Just sitting in the water waiting for a thirsty animal to get in their reach. If this is smart ...

+kiba BG it is smart and strategic. Instead of running around all day chasing a buffalo and using all its energy it just waits in the water, knowing the buffalo will come for a drink, and when it does it attacks.

Troll Control And when the river go dry, they bury in the mud and die ...

Thanks Datsundrawings.......she is a beautiful croc with a lovely nature.......I miss her so much..... :(

Vicki Lowing hopefully you can see her again soon. She is such a sweet croc.

@@Thatblue35 Yeah.....I hope it won't be too long before I am able to fly up north to visit her......probably in a couple of months, I hope :)

Vicki Lowing yeah, that would be really great to get to visit her soon.

buayanya manut sekali

Same here! !

Tamed? No. Trained? Yes. You can never tame a wild animal.

+Lexie Gibbs Thank you Lexie !

+MannyFresh1x Not tamed & not trained, but raised with a lot of love, passion, trust & dedication. I raise all my pets in the same manner & have done so all my life, simply coz I love animals........and they seem to know it ! As for Jilfia's wild instincts, it's up to me to understand & respect that & always be aware of her capabilities as a Crocodile !

Vicki Lowing Yes that's true but she is still a wild animal no matter how much love you show her. She has instincts built into her DNA.

+Lexie Gibbs Evolution of something being tamed, makes it tame.

+Rotger Süßmann Cool! I'm also a libertarian anarchist!

crocodile is pc master race he fucking loves to devour those stupid zebra console peasent plebs

+Homur Sompsin Nintendo Empire destroys the Inferior PC any day.

XxNovusxX XxOrdoxX nice joke, whens nintendo getting Ultra Settings Battlefield 4 at 4k?

Soon....

XxNovusxX XxOrdoxX croc and da pc master race are gonna destroy all consoles >:D

That's funny......I like it !!

You: I did tell you 🤣🤣

+Emilio Figueroa Thanks !

+Emilio Figueroa You don't even know the half of it, I have three crocs Two sleep in my bed with me Crocs are very nice and loving animals if you give them the chance!

+Suprisingly Famous How much does it cost to keep them? That lady just gave that one croc more then a family dinners worth of meat

I have a croc, he loves to drink vodka

Truu Words

Jason Robinson Hope she doesn't run out of food.

Thank you !!

mechaart Thanks for your supportive comment, mechaart !!

mechaart No that's not what I was thinking. I was just wondering if any of the people around the crocodile are going to have unfortunate crocodile related accidents. A friend of a friend of mine had pet Rock Pythons and apparently had been around Rock Pythons his whole life. In short he knew what he was doing. But despite this one day they turned on him and that's, that.

Déjà Vu bs just the way you typed it. Lol one day they turned. Ect. It's like saying all black people kill. Lol you can't judge them all by one incident. I would hate to live your live. Boring!

It won't.

Then you switch to beef

iR2bMLG 99 lmao

iR2bMLG 99 thanks for the laugh 😂

OMG What kind of beef are we talking about here?

Thanks Sarah for your comment.....and she does have very good manners too :)

Jay Moralis most people feed their reptiles with tongs or metal chopsticks for both their safety and the animals. This isn't Crocodile exclusive. It teaches them that Tongs mean food and nothing else. It prevents accidental bites when they're young and keeps them safe and calm other than when the tongs are out for handling when they're adults. This Croc would have a special relationship with its owners and people unfamiliar they would treat like cats would. Unless you are familiar to them. They aren't stupid either they are just different than mammals. This is a very well trained Croc by the looks of it and they said they raised it from in the egg. They most likely have a pool somewhere on their property just for it. I've seen people with pet Gators also that have permission to have them with correct surroundings and care by the government.

Thanks to RocketLawnChair, for explaining correctly why I use tongs to feed Jilfia......all of what you said in your comment is correct......it's a nice change to read the nice & positive comments, instead of reading so many negative comments !

Thank you David Lee !

Thank you so much for your comment, Ivan......it's not often I receive a comment from someone like you, who feels exactly the same way I do about bonding with animals. And I know from my experience in keeping Crocs (and many other animals too), they do have as strong and complex a range of emotions as humans. And I believe, just as you said, all animals should be treated with respect, & love too......Crocs, in particular (coz they are an apex predator), demand & deserve to be respected, aye. :)

BÖRGAR

Be careful one day u be her. Im scare for you

Alexy Tousignant. Some day owner will be their food 🥘

Alexy Tousignant u cute tho :3

just feed it in time, croc's can go about a week without food (i thaught it was)

Not really, I notice that you can tame any creature if you raise them young, feed them, and sometimes, give certain creatures love, for example, mammals(for some odd reason), literally I have seen people raise sharks, snakes, hippos, and kangaroos.

Yes Sidney Meyers, it is like living with a pet dinosaur & I feel very lucky to have this opportunity to observe & learn about these beautiful animals who I love with a passion !

Thank You ! :)

Tell that to domesticated wolves over the years lol

king Thor a wolf is very much like a dog. Crocs are reptiles and are totally different. Do you think that all animals are the same? Try domesticating a polar bear or a hippopotamus. You will find both on KZfaq but those are huge exceptions. There is even one guy who visits a wild croc and swims with him every day. But that’s 0ne croc in a million that would allow that.There are always exceptions.

[GONE WRONG/GONE VIRAL/GONE SEXUAL]

shark o melon [COPS CALLED/SHOOTS FIRED]

Woman eats crocodile

Too funny LMMFHO

Gappster 5 days later you eat a dog

Or......big chomper !! LOL

Thank you for your nice comment !

You're such a treasure, Vicki; what a very dear, wonderful and special gal you are. I know that obese reptiles can also develop liver disease. I took on an obese female Savannah Monitor. I think her prior owner had been feeding her cat/dog food. I took excellent care of her and about 6 months later, that morning when I opened her enclosure to tend to her, she had passed away in her sleep; just curled up and died overnight. I suspect heart or liver failure. I imagine with the metabolic bone disease, the young lady croc must have been shielded from the sun. Let's hope she doesn't have MBD as I read that it's very painful; a long, slow death. HOWEVER, contrary to what some say or think, it can be reverse and I bet you know that and if she stands any kind of chance at this life, it's only going to be with someone as brave, courageous, loving, caring and kind as you.

Natalie Parkerson Hi Natalie, Thank you so much for your flattering comment.....I really appreciate it very much :) And Yes, obesity in reptiles is just as unhealthy as it is in any other animal or human, as you're obviously aware. When I adopted Jilfia in 2009, she was only just 3 years old & already 6 ft in total length & very obese. I was quite shocked when I first saw her. She was so big (for her age), she had difficulty in mobilizing around......& could only move by sliding her heavy body along the ground. I also noticed the tip of her tail was "flopping" to one side......which can be a sign of MBD. Her previous owner actually hatched her on the Croc Farm he was working on, at the time. However, his work visa expired & he wasn't granted the extension to continue working here in Australia, as he'd hoped, & therefore had to return to the country from whence he came. Consequently, he offered Jilfia into my care. Since she’s been with me, I’ve been removing all fat from her food (that is, when I’m feeding her chicken drumsticks & any red meat), when not feeding her whole chickens. She also has quite a large area to mobilize around too, so gets a little more exercise than she had with her previous owner. However, I have to admit I’m a little fearful of Jilfia perhaps already suffering from a fatty liver ?? As for Johnie (my lady Freshwater Croc), she suffered acute & chronic illnesses from the age of 4 yrs to 8 yrs old, as a result of high counts of toxic cyanobacteria contaminating our water supply from 2000 to 2004, & of which I was unaware of at the time. It’s a long story, so I won’t go into it, excepting to say it was I who eventually discovered the toxic cyanobacteria in our water supply ! Consequently, I sold my farm & moved interstate, as my son & other pets were also suffering the toxic effects by 2004. As a vet explained to me, it was Johnie’s malfunctioning liver (caused by the cyanotoxins) which resulted in malabsorption of calcium, causing the loss of her teeth & bone deformities of her snout. You can imagine how confused & concerned I was re-Johnie’s chronic loss of teeth etc., despite ensuring she was fed a good diet (incl. calcium & Vit. D supp.) as well as access to plenty of natural sunlight. I later learned Johnie’s immune system was constantly being compromised by the cyanotoxins in her water, which also resulted in an abundance of pseudomonas aeuroginosa in her mouth which eventually corroded many of her frontal bony tooth sockets. Therefore, Johnie now lacks teeth in these areas. Thank you once again for your kind words re- caring for my Crocs, & which is very much appreciated ! J

Natalie Parkerson Hi Natalie, Thank you so much for your flattering comment.....I really appreciate it very much :) And Yes, obesity in reptiles is just as unhealthy as it is in any other animal or human, as you're obviously aware. When I adopted Jilfia in 2009, she was only just 3 years old & already 6 ft in total length & very obese. I was quite shocked when I first saw her. She was so big (for her age), she had difficulty in mobilizing around......& could only move by sliding her heavy body along the ground. I also noticed the tip of her tail was "flopping" to one side......which can be a sign of MBD. Her previous owner actually hatched her on the Croc Farm he was working on, at the time. However, his work visa expired & he wasn't granted the extension to continue working here in Australia, as he'd hoped, & therefore had to return to the country from whence he came. Consequently, he offered Jilfia into my care. Since she’s been with me, I’ve been removing all fat from her food (that is, when I’m feeding her chicken drumsticks & any red meat), when not feeding her whole chickens. She also has quite a large area to mobilize around too, so gets a little more exercise than she had with her previous owner. However, I have to admit I’m a little fearful of Jilfia perhaps already suffering from a fatty liver ?? As for Johnie (my lady Freshwater Croc), she suffered acute & chronic illnesses from the age of 4 yrs to 8 yrs old, as a result of high counts of toxic cyanobacteria contaminating our water supply from 2000 to 2004, & of which I was unaware of at the time. It’s a long story, so I won’t go into it, excepting to say it was I who eventually discovered the toxic cyanobacteria in our water supply ! Consequently, I sold my farm & moved interstate, as my son & other pets were also suffering the toxic effects by 2004. As a vet explained to me, it was Johnie’s malfunctioning liver (caused by the cyanotoxins) which resulted in malabsorption of calcium, causing the loss of her teeth & bone deformities of her snout. You can imagine how confused & concerned I was re-Johnie’s chronic loss of teeth etc., despite ensuring she was fed a good diet (incl. calcium & Vit. D supp.) as well as access to plenty of natural sunlight. I later learned Johnie’s immune system was constantly being compromised by the cyanotoxins in her water, which also resulted in an abundance of pseudomonas aeuroginosa in her mouth which eventually corroded many of her frontal bony tooth sockets. Therefore, Johnie now lacks teeth in these areas. Thank you once again for your kind words re- caring for my Crocs, & which is very much appreciated ! J

Thank you for all that you do.

Natalie Parkerson And Thank You Natalie for your positive comments.......I very much appreciate it !! :)

Yes !

You should feed the camera operator to the crocodile.

Shut up and learn how to be a nice and positive person.

Thank you Patrick McHale !

LOL.......I never thought of that......I just might be her pet human :)

+Vicki Lowing Well, I can't remember the last time my pets fed me, so I guess the croc is a pet

***** Thank you for your comment, which I've only just discovered & read now ! And so I do apologize for the delay in this reply. Unfortunately though, up until now, I'd only received & had read your offensive comments, which really confused me, not knowing the reason behind them & how or why I might've offended you. Anyway, after now reading your above comment, I was very interested in learning you've had the special pleasure of owning 3 different species of Crocodiles. And I also agree it really is a special pleasure owning a Croc. I can also relate to your sadness of losing such a special animal, as I lost my first Croc many years ago, which broke my heart. I really admire you for being such a responsible Croc owner & finding good homes for your African Nile & Moreletes Crocodiles, when you realized you couldn't cope with the ongoing care they need. There's no doubt Crocs are a specialist animal to care for & very costly as well.......I myself, battle financially & go without, in an effort to try & give my Crocs the best possible care I can. There's not a lot of really good people, like yourself, who would be prepared to put the welfare of their Crocs first & go to the effort of finding a good home for it. It's really nice to hear how much you appreciated your time spent with your Crocs too. I've heard, too many times, of Crocs dying in captivity due to lack of care, or otherwise, being let go in the wild (where they would suffer & die as a result), coz of being in the hands of irresponsible owners.......which is really sad. And thank you very much also for complimenting me on my videos & the care of my Crocs too......It's very much appreciated !!

***** Oh my goodness, so it was your brother who wrote those crazy, nasty & offensive comments. I'm so glad I accidently discovered your original comment last nite (whilst I was reading & replying to other comments people had posted here), otherwise I would've just assumed you were some crazy person & deleted the comments & blocked you. So thank you for getting back to me with your above reply & letting me know......And apology accepted too :)

***** Hi Justin, nice to meet you & I'm so glad we soughted that out (with your brother's comments, i mean). When I first received read those comments, I checked out your KZfaq channel, & that's what confused me, as you appeared to be a nice person with a genuine interest in reptiles. Anyway, like I said, I persevered looking through all the comments posted on here, til I eventually found your original & interesting comment......and am so glad i did now ! I'm afraid I haven't much time to reply now, as am always so busy, looking after all my reptiles, including Crocs......keeps me vry busy & broke too.....lol ! I loved reading your above comment, & again, have only just now discovered it too. You certainly sound like a very responsible person & a true reptile/croc lover, who has at least done some research into the care of crocs, to know how much space they need.....I admire that in you. I recommend a very good website to read re- the care of crocs: Crocodilian Captive Care FAQ (Caiman, Alligator, Crocodile) This site was put together by a zoologist I know & includes just about all you need to know. As for me, my interest in reptiles began when i was just 4 years old & kept lizards as pets, & by the age of 10 rs old, I got my first pet Python. At the age of 6 yrs old, I became fascinated in Crocs, but didn't get my first Croc til another 12 years later. As for your feelings about crocs being intelligent, I couldn't agree with you more. I learned this from my first pet Croc way back in 1979.....My pet Crocs have taught me way more than anything i've read in a book or on the internet. I believe Crocs are very intelligent !! I love what you said about Respecting Crocs......My crocs taught me to show them Respect & they respect me back. I often try to educate people "Crocs not only Deserve to be respected, but they Deserve to be respected" !! I think we think alike about Crocs, Justin, & it's very nice to meet someone else (you) who perceives Crocs like I do. Are you on Facebook, by any chance ?? If you are, please feel welcome to add me, Vicki Lowing, okay. And check out my Facebook page too, if you like: Crocs N' Critters Wildlife Demonstrations. Sorry again for the delay in this reply, but like i said, i've only just come across it now......Your above comment had actually been marked as Spam. Anyway, take care & hope to talk again, Cheers, Vicki

***** Hi Justin, thanks for your reply, which I found interesting, in reading more about the Crocs you had. And Yes, I can relate very well to the cost involved in caring for a Croc, not to mention, the dedication & time, as well, etc. I can also well relate to having a finger shredded......actually it was my thumb which was shredded down to the bone, by my first Croc, name Rocky, who was a Salty. It was an accident & entirely my fault, but man, was it a very painful wound ! As you can imagine, I boast quite a few scars, on my hands, arms, feet & legs. Freshwater Crocs (Crocodylus johnstoni) are quite aggressive/defensive crocs, in comparison with the Salties. The Salty doesn't have to be defensive......if he/she wants to harm or kill you, he knows he has the power to do so. The Freshies are so quick to nip you & have razor sharp teeth too. My oldest Freshie, Johnie, who is now 18 yrs old, will only nip me for a reason, eg. if I accidently knock her with my foot. Anyway, mate i could sit here & write for hours, but it's now way past my bedtime, so I'll keep this short & talk again soon. And yeah, i'd love to have a pet Perentie, aye......they're magnificent looking monitors. I actually have 2 pet Lace Monitors, who are pretty cool too :) Take Care Hugs, Vicki

***** Hi Justin, Thanks for your very interesting reply. I'm really sorry, but i haven't time to reply just now as it's 3 am & I must get to bed. I haven't received your friend request yet ? Is your facebook the name you use here, or a different one ? Anyway, must go now & will talk later. Take Care, Cheers, Vicki

Yeah....I've got signs up "Beware of the Crocodile" !! :)

WhatUwant? yup

ya know what the messed up part about a home invasion is? the goddamned burglars family would probably turn around and try to have the owner charged with a horrific murder ain't that bullshit?

jeff, yeah that would be bullshit if it were to happen. but luckily, property law still stands, and if they own that property and they were to break in, they would have every right to shoot them, or have their crocodile kill them.

Thank you for your comment.....I love reading the positive comments from people, like yourself, who are open minded enough to believe Crocs, like mine, are capable of bonding...... :)