Medicine & TechnologyRemains of a 26-year-old man killed by a crocodile were retrieved on Saturday, while an Indonesian man was also attacked last month in which his remains were not yet seen by authorities. Check out why these reptiles often attack humans.
The 21ft-long saltwater crocodile was suspected of eating a fisherman and a 12-year-old schoolgirl before he was captured in 2011 in Bunawan, Philippines.
Rangers are warning locals to stop swimming in the popular swimming spot near Darwin after spotting a 6.5ft crocodile swimming in the area that is still considered on the loose.
Paleontologists in Australia found a new species of crocodile that may have eaten a dinosaur around 95 million years ago as its last meal, marking a historic world's first discovery.
In Thailand, eating crocodile meat is now cheaper compared to buying pork due to ASF scare. Is eating crocodile and other reptilian meat safe for human health?
There are multiple theories regarding how crocodiles and birds became separate species after millions of years of sharing the same ancestral species. British scientists may be one step closer in discovering how the two species evolved as they analyze the unique anatomy of the Euparkeria dinosaur.
The presence of the humpback whale on Australia's crocodile-infested river baffled scientists. Fortunately, the whale has found its way back to the sea safely.
A photographer captured the moment as more than 20 crocodiles fought over a dead cow in the waters of Corroboree Billabong, Northern Territory, Australia.
Wildlife rangers trap a huge male saltwater crocodile that is 4.4 meters long in a tourist spot. The rangers said that the crocodile is by far the biggest crocodile to be caught in Flora River, Northern Territory.
Scottish researchers have discovered that ancient crocodiles called thalattosuchians evolved from being land-dwellers into deep-sea swimmers about 170 million years ago. Scientists believe that the creatures adapted part of their inner ear to aid them in their transition. Interested to learn more? Click the link above.