Crocodile was mummified with prey still in the belly to sacrifice
Thousands of years ago, Egyptian mummy traders killed wild crocodiles by smashing their skulls and quickly processing them to mummify them.
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Thousands of years ago, Egyptian mummy traders killed wild crocodiles by smashing their skulls and quickly processing them to mummify them.
Fossils of teeth, battleships and backbones belonging to crocodile-like creatures have revealed more about the prehistoric world.
The latest research shows that the T-Rex's skull has an air-conditioned function.
After nearly 250 years of excavation, scientists have finally identified the identity of the fossilized crocodile skeleton in Bavaria.
Rocket crocodile is known as the largest freshwater fish in North America, has some parts quite similar to the American crocodile with long snout and sharp teeth.
Paleontologists have determined that some groups of non-carnivorous crocodiles like their descendants.
Crocodiles often migrate to warm waters in South Africa and North Africa to avoid the impact of a sharp drop in climate temperature in Europe.
Archaeologists have been challenged to discover evidence of crocodile bones in an ancient desert area of Israel.
This animal is very much like a crocodile, 4m long when still immature.
People will face many difficulties with the risk of schistosomiasis, malaria and must follow old customs.
Steve Irwin is famous worldwide after appearing with his wife Terri in the documentary series entitled The Crocodile Hunter, which specializes in wildlife.
Big football-like footbills are caught gobbling up the crocodile's body until it can't move.
The video recorded a scene where a girl casually brushed a crocodile's teeth in the family's restroom.
A fisherman seemed terrified to discover something hidden deep beneath the water.
This tribe lives in northern Kenya of Africa. This is an extremely hot area, when the regular temperature is 45-50 degrees Celsius.