Mate caimans can survive there so the crocodiles would fuckin' dominate that ecosystem.

Nile Crocodiles exist in the Congo rainforest. No reason for them to Struggle in the Amazon.

They might have difficulties with anacondas . Anaconda are primarily in water . Jaguars would learn real quick to stsy a way from water. Also crocodile would immediately go to top of food chain .

Is that even a question? They would thrive.

All crocodiles lay their eggs on dry land, usually in a nest by the water edge made of rotting vegetation. Not in the water.

i like how the script sounds like it was written for a presentation by middle schoolers but narrated by an adult

They would dominate

They'd tell jaguars, anacondas and every other predator that "this my world now"

Salties would definitely survive the Amazon Rainforest,they're better swimmers than alligators so they're pretty much at home in the Amazonian River 🌎 Plus,the Amazon has tons of prey 4 Salties 2 eat such as; fish 🐠 sloths 🦥 ,spider monkeys 🐵,even caimans 🐊 (Saltwater Crocodiles are known 4 being cannibalistic predators)

Salt Water, Nile, or Mugger Crocodiles would go to the top of the food chain, and nothing would pose a threat to adults.

If Caimans can survive in the Amazon, crocodiles would also

A Nile or Saltwater croc would absolutely dominate the forest. They'll end up hunting Jaguars and those jacked up otters.

Jaguar: Why is that caiman so big? Oh, that ain’t a caiman.

Salties would disrupt the entire ecosystem..

They are already crocodiles in amazon 😂

If black caiman at their largest are basically untouchable, how would anyone think that anything would go against them since they are just... bigger than black caiman?

Caiman already live there so crocs would thrive as well. No different

Jaguars will have to be adapt only around the water like the Nile Monitor otherwise they’re toast. Same with the Anaconda who would be spaghetti since Crocs aren’t solitary unlike tiny Caiman

The crocodiles would be the apex predatory species of all the Amazon

Salt water croc would be top predator that 3600psi bite force would take out anaconda's

Are there black caimans in the amazon, I always thought it would be kinda cool if there were crocodiles in the amazon

They would be a Factor in the Amazon most definitely!!!

Nile Crocs would make it. Temperatures are similar to Uganda and they have tons of them, male and female

And the salty would not stay in the Amazon. The whole Caribbean would have a ton of them.

The Jaguar might kill small Caiman but it's not killing no Nile or Salty

There are also multiple uncontacted tribes in the Amazon that would also be one of the crocs main rivals, the Anaconda as well

Caimans be like: Am I not Croc-ey enough for you??

What if the Elephants introduced into the Amazon rainforest

There are crocodiles in the Amazon like 2 species

What if the hippopotamus were in the Amazon

0:29 it says Shark that all up not shake lol

There is a crocodile I know that actually does live in the Amazon. The Orinoco Crocodile

Orinoco Crocodile King Of South American Animal.

Crocs lay eggz in the water? Huh!? Tf

Anaconda and the salt water crocodile will be at the top of the food chain

there are crocodiles in the amazon rainforest. wtf

Don't crocodiles bury their eggs in the sand?

Nice

Cute bearded dragons @ 5:41 👌🏽😆🤦🏼‍♂️

there are crocodile in amazone rainforest, called Orinoco crocodile

Dinner time!

YOU FORGET ADD THE NILE CROCODILE

Would love to see Cape buffalo vs liger!

The question is, why arent there crocodiles there already? There are crocodiles to the north and south of the Amazon.

The Crocodile of the Americas (the American Crocodile), does venture into the Amazon, as does the Morelet's Crocodile. However, there is no evidence of them having regular indigenous populations in the Amazon. Morelet's Crocodiles, and American Crocodiles can sometimes be found living, as far south in South America, as waterways in Argentina (these are typically regarded as transient visitors, as there doesn't seem to be any evidence of populations being established). It's likely Morelet's Crocodiles make there way that far south via the Amazon River, and it's tributaries (though they can tolerate saltwater, they probably don't swim that far south along the coastline, and then move into rivers). The American Crocodile is quite comfortable traveling great distances in saltwater, so they can easily get into Argentinian waterways via coastal inlets. American Crocodiles, Nile Crocodiles, and Indo-Pacific Saltwater Crocodiles, can easily survive in the Amazon. Obviously Nile crocs, and Indo-Pacific Saltwater Crocodiles are not indigenous to the Amazon, so of course those species would have to be brought there, as the post suggests. There are three species of crocodile indigenous to Mexico, Central America, and South America : Morelet's Crocodile of Mexico and Central America; Orinoco Crocodile of Venezuela (with sparse populations in Columbia); and The Crocodile of the Americas (the American Crocodile, with a range from islands in the Caribbean, to southern Florida, Cuba, into Mexico, Central America, and South America). The Amazon has populations of many Caiman species, and now even the Black Caiman is making a comeback, so crocodiles in South America, just don't attempt to establish populations were there are, already high populations of large aquatic reptiles, if it can be avoided (this also includes anacondas).

Well, you could reintroduce Orinoco crocs to the Amazon, since they used to live in Amazon before humans extirpated them there

There are too many types of crocodiles? Nile crocs could find it difficult at first seeing tbere arent large mammals like zebras, wildebeest, buffaloes but eventually they will adapt easily, Gharial could thrive there with plenty of fish, Mugger would start to dine on capybaras, Salties would find more types of fish to eat or anyother animal that cones close... ...basically every type of crocs barring smaller species woukd thrive

This would be an intresting senario

Orinoco croc already their.

Wow! ❤

In my opinion, the Amazon Rainforest are one of the perfect habitats for the Crocodile. The climate, range of food, its position in the food chain probably as the Apex predator, environment being a mixture of water bodies and trees and land.... Everything is naturally set up for them there.

With its powerful jaws and razor sharp 36 teeth, the crocodile would dominate the Amazon jungle in no time.

I think you have a typo! On the slide where you say you want to shake it all up you put shark

POV alligators 🤯that’s me

Adaptations to environmental differences are what enable certain species to predominate within a given region. While important, size, speed and power are often not the main characteristics that determine biological success.

They would be a top predator in the Amazon as well.

Oooooo let's play the "what if" game What if... someone involved in this video remembered that the Orinoco ((Crocodylus intermedius)), a now rare, but very large species of Croc, exists ONLY in the Amazonian tributary that bears it's name.

Anacondas would have a field day😂

I know for sure there are crocodiles in the Amazon jungle. So, how about some battles, like Crocodile VS Polar Bear, or Walrus, or even Jaguar for three?

I thought crocs where in Amazon wow didn’t know this

Sun bear vs Hyenodon Horridus Spotted hyena vs Dire wolf Alabai vs Dire wolf Bully kutta vs Dire wolf Spotted hyena vs Caucasian shepherd Megalodon vs Perucetus Sarcosuchus Imperator vs Parotodus Benedeni Goliath Tigerfish vs Barracuda

I'm not gonna lie I already thought there were crocodiles there

What about the American and Orinoco crocodiles?

They'd thrive.

If aligators survive, crocodiles survive. No need to overthink It. And you grouped ALL the crocodile species as If they were a single thing.

One thing for sure there children would have a hard time making it to adulthood 😂

Of course they could, if there’s pray and temp is perfect

Caimans already live there ...

If they can survive in the Everglades im sure they can survive in the Amazon

Next Bengal tiger vs barbary lion Amur tiger vs african lion Leopard seal vs polar bear Jaguar vs giant anteater Gorilla vs sloth bear Jaguar vs spotted hyena Jaguar vs Black bear Grizzly bear vs rhinoceros

What if humans were introduced? 🤔

I came here to point out the typo early on in the video about “sharking” things up. But someone’s already done that.

Interesting thought experiment. As to their sex, I will paraphrase Jeff Goldblum and say "Live... finds a way."

Electric eels to watch out for too

Ps all crocodile species lay there eggs on land so it would not be all female hatchlings now personally what I think would really cool is if they introduce Nile salty hybrids

Saltwater crocs will be happily live there, let's introduce them

Please make a video on the legendary battle between Capsian Tiger vs Siberian tiger😢

Crocodiles live in Costa Rica and Central American Rainforests, which is extremely Humid Tropical Climate. Why wouldn't they be able to survive in Brazil just a few countries down with the same type of climate as Costa Rica?

I’m surprised there are no crocs in the Amazon

nile crocodile have the strongest bite force of 5,000 psi which is stronger than a salt water crocdile

Isn’t there already crocodiles there? Wasn’t Poncho that famous crocodile from the Amazon?

Amazon Rainforest is not Canada.

Real question....could the Amazon survive Salt Water Crocodiles ?

there are crocodiles in the amazon.

You people are crazy if you think any Anaconda or Python could take on a 1000 pound Crocodile 🐊 and even if he killed it he couldn't swallow it that's IF

duh... there are crocs there

Amazon Rain forest is not Canada

Crocodiles often reach 16 or 18 feet so they need not worry about anacondas . The camins which inhabit the Amazon only reach about 12 feet . 3:43

Crocs would have to contend with anaconda and jaguar.

would it be not also problematic that crocs fuel themself in full sunlight (as you mentioned) but the amazon (except the part that we stupid humans destroying) is mostly pretty dense at doesn't allowed much sunlight to hit the ground?

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River Oyster are about to become extint

The wet season and food sources would cause the saltie to grow even bigger and more aggressive

Make a video of Rhodesian Ridgeback vs kangal who whole win a fight and who is stronger

What if rhino were introduced to North America?

I'm confused i thought they were crocodiles there already

I am sure that will give a dangerous idea to the wealthy cartel boss. The Medellin cartel boss imported hippos from Africa and left them in the Colombian jungle where they thrived to this day.

I though there were crocodiles there already. I guess not.

If another ice age were to happen to our planet how would it affect the Amazon

Yesh its an easy gg for the crocs