Grandeurs nature: Le plus grand crocodile du monde
Opis filmu
Opis oryginalny: francuski
In Kakadu National Park, in the far north of Australia, of the fifty crocodiles hatched in one night, only around ten will reach adulthood. A few months later, when their mother leaves them, the few survivors engage in merciless fights to feed on the best prey: insects, gobies, birds, snakes, wallabies or wild pigs. As adults, they swim hundreds of kilometers in the turquoise and salty waters of the Arafura Sea to taste small, freshly hatched turtles.