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Saltwater crocodile

alligator crocodile skin detail pattern close up

The back of a very young Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) basking in the sun near Krugersdorp in South Africa.

Close-up of a crocodile

The New Guinea crocodile (Crocodylus novaeguineae) in a pond full of algae

Crocodile on the floor

A crocodile rests on the ground beside a fallen log in its habitat.

Two crocodiles resting in the muddy waters of Santay Island, Guayas, Ecuador, exemplifying the beauty of ecotourism and the importance of wildlife preservation in their natural habitat

Saltwater crocodile

Crocodile camouflaged in the water

Gharial crocodile skin

The crocodile's back skin is exposed above the water.

Close-up of a crocodile's textured skin with yellow and black patterns

Australian Saltwater Crocodile Daintree River Queensland, Australien

Crocodile stay in a water

Caimans are predators and a with alligators and crocodiles, largely ceat fish, although insects, birds, small mammals and reptiles are also part of their diet. Caimans have few natural predators within their environment.As part of the Amazon rainforest, Cristalino Rainforest Reserve is an extremely important area for its biodiversity, and exceptional number of species, making it one of the richest places to observe birds, mammals, butterflies and orchids in primary forest. The Amazon itself is home to more plant and animal species than any other terrestrial ecosystem, containing approx. 30% of the world’s species. Its biodiversity is astounding, with a single bush may contain more species of ants than the entire UK, with a single hectare of forest containing more than 480 tree species. The rainforest reserve covers 12,000 hectares, on the southern edge of the Amazon Basin. Cristalino River is connected to other protected areas, thereby forming a huge conservation corridor in the Southern Amazon.

Chinese alligator

Predatory, close portrait of a black caiman in the Brazilian Amazons - Brazil

The Nile Crocodile, native to Sub-Saharan Africa, is one of the largest crocodile species. Often found in rivers and lakes, it is known for its powerful bite and apex predator status. Photo taken in the wild.

close-up of the skin of a nile crocodile

Close-up and dynamic portraits of wild crocodiles (Crocodylus porosus) captured in the pristine waters of the Daintree Rainforest, Queensland, Australia. Known as the world’s largest living reptile and a living dinosaur, these apex predators are shown basking on muddy riverbanks and powerfully emerging from the water in a dramatic display of strength and survival. Featuring detailed textures, natural light, and vibrant jungle surroundings, these high-resolution images highlight the raw beauty, danger, and evolutionary majesty of one of Earth’s most ancient and powerful animals. Ideal for wildlife documentaries, educational content, conservation campaigns, or editorial use. Body Part. Alligator. Wildlife Portrait. Sanctuary.

Crocodile at wild - sleeping under the sun

American crocodile lying in the Tarcoles river in Costa Rica.

Nile crocodile (crocodylus niloticus) on riverbank

The background of the crocodile skin is dark black. The pattern on the crocodile skin is sharp and the skin is highly detailed.

Saltwater crocodile

Australian freshwater crocodile (Crocodylus johnsoni)

Nile crocodile in water

Close up of a crocodile

Spectacled caimans camouflaging in the muddy landscape of Santay Island, Ecuador, resting and patiently waiting for prey in this vibrant ecotourism destination

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