The crocodile grabs the stunted nose of the young elephant, which pulls back with such vigor that his nose grows in length and circumference and musculature. This is how, in Kipling’s telling, ...

Did you know that there are 28 species of crocodiles on Earth? The fearsome Nile Crocodile may be the most well-known, but it is not the largest croc – that honor goes to the massive saltwater ...

The Nile crocodile, in my opinion, is one of the most underrated African game animals. Crocs lurked the Earth’s waters for more than 80 million years (they once hunted dinosaurs), and they now sit at ...

New research has found that the amphibious predator -- particularly the Nile crocodile -- are "attracted" the shrieking cries of terrified infants in ways unbeknownst to other wildlife, according ...

The specimens found at Qubbet el Hawa belong to two species: the Nile crocodile and the West African crocodile. When alive, the mummified crocodiles ranged in size from around six feet to 11.5 feet.

it's said the very waters of the nile are the sweat of sobek, the crocodile god. EGYPT--A VAST AND BRUTAL DESERT, A SEARING SUN BEATING DOWN-- INHOSPITABLE TO ALL LIVING THINGS.