CAUGHT ON VIDEO-Diver surrounded by WILD 15 foot crocodile & 13 foot alligator! 

This shit giving me goosebumps 😨

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@@jimmystaddon4252 he legit shows himself holding the camera multiple times bro 😐

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I'm from Florida and we're not even this ballsy. But we do keep them as pets. However it's nuts to just jump in with the wild ones.

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Lol yep this kinda thing definitely takes Florida man guts 😅 the rest of us mere mortals would not be able to do it!

florida...the australia of america. (:

@@awishforpeaceinthevoid9653🎯 the accuracy!😂

Well i mean, that's his channel name tho

Lol

He just ate

Maybe cus your last name is an animal 🤔🐑

My bad.. he is indeed up close.. this diver must be out of his mind..

@@camping11 they must not have been hungry.

well there's only one other species of gator and there basically extinct in the wild thanks to china

I like how he said no one has been killed by an alligator in Florida that’s big bs

@@friedchicken894 He said Crocodile...

@@friedchicken894 A crocodile not an alligator, how about listen for once lmao

@@beningram-eiser6121 caimans are technically alligators since they fall under their branch

And what youve heard is true

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This is a chance that no one should be willing to take. In Seconds... his life can be gone and nothing can be done about it. An encounter with a Gator is always unforgiving. Id change to a non suicidal line of profession.

Up until recently there was plenty of food to go around in the Florida Everglades so perhaps they evolved with no need to be so aggressive with so much abundance. However now with the rise invasive specie in the swamp this could change.

I love Darwin

Haha yeah nah, not getting anywhere near that close in Australia

Very neat perspective you gave this video, thank you.

Except for the coke can…..lol

At twice the scale

They're made so perfect they seemingly haven't evolved much from what o can tell

Tell that to crabs 🦀

I'm mortified at the false information he gives.... zero croc deaths in the US, and non aggressive? This is all false information.

@@ChristelVinot He said no Human deaths from the American Crocodile in Florida, but he still said they are treated as dangerous.

@@paddlefar9175 But there have been human deaths. 20 deaths alone just between the years 2008 and 2013...

@@ChristelVinot That figure is for its entire range, throughout Latin America. People do some really dumb stuff down there, like feeding them from docks and riverbanks.

Big difference from a provoked attack and unprovoked. Now swimming right next to a croc.. that could be considered as provoked.

That's how i learned to differentiate them. If the snout looks roundish it's a alligator.

Im sorry... im a Floridian too... I do not think its important AT ALL to know the difference in 2 Absolute Killing Machines!!! I did not pass my Boy Scouts 2nd Class badge to become a 1st Class Boyscout bcz to get my Swimming Merit Badge, the test was to drop me in the middle of a pond and swim back to land. The water was murky and you could not see the bottom. THAT WAS A HARD N FOR ME!!! Keep the Swimming Merit Badge, i am ok with being alive with all my limbs as a 2nd Class boyscout.

@@123antknee Hey, that's YOUR opinion. If you don't want TO LEARN how to easily & simply spot the stark differences between a gator and a croc, will, that's fine. But I still don't understand why you feel the need to push your paranoid outlook on me, when all I did was list THE BEST WAY to easily & quickly spot the difference between these 2 giant lizards. Did I ever say "Jump in the water, dive down to get a much closer look at each, to see this difference"??? NO, I did not. Lastly, I DO have a healthy respect for these animals, I DO keep my distance from larger gators ( we don't even have crocs up here in central Florida, they are only found in south Florida )..........but that doesn't mean I'm going to freak out every time I see a huge gator in an area that I'm fishing from inside my boat. And ya know why? BECAUSE THEY ARE NOT "THE CRAZED KILLING MACHINES" THAT YOU ARE PLAYING THEM UP TO BE. Common sense goes a long way man.

@@123antknee interesting story. That's crazy they'd expect that of you. Seriously.

@@howabouthetruth2157 So do you think they'd attack you if you were in a boat and fell in? Honestly. I'm just curious. Or what if you just went swimming in the water? That might sound like a dumb question. I use to live in S. Florida and miss the heck out of it. So beautiful there.

He’s the next Steve Irwin.

I’m surprised only you and me commented on this! A decade (10 yrs) is NOT a long time at all to be studying and learning how to move around these apex predators. You have to consider that the first few years he wasn’t swimming with them. It was probably more of learning about them on his terms. I just think this was really really stupid. Especially with no oxygen. But, then again, some people don’t mind having around 60 large teeth that produce over 4,000 lbs of pressure per square inch, tear into their flesh while 1,000 lbs of apex animal brutally rips and rolls their body under water, tearing off limbs. Hopefully, for their sake they drown rather quickly after the first deathrolll… But, HEY!! At least they were doing what they loved 🥰

He knows what he's doing tough..

@@scientistjam 10 years of experience avoiding water lmao

@@namelessking111 avoiding fucking crocodiles lol. This is really cool but really dumb, to each their own. Man is lucky.

The pool sucks anyways, like swimming in a public bathroom. Pass.

@@locifer696 - Um dude I was talking about my own swimming pool not a public one...eewe! 😒🤮

You and I bro! That's the only swimming I do. The ocean frightens me just as much!

Swimming with sharks and gators relaxing?? You've got to be kidding and delirious!! Right?? Which one is it?

Carry a hand grenade man, jokes aside leave that job immediately. Such biological hazard are hard to contained. Bring a spear gun if u must or a flare.

It's arguably more common for humans to get along than kill eachother though. And it is usually governments or leaders of some kind (religious etc) who foster that hatred. People all over the world are for the most part good people.

@@cholst1 Racism is pushed at every level the government just has resources to act on it.

They are dinosaurs!

@@genabargay4391 nah they're crocodilians, but lived at the same time. the only existing dinosaurs are avian now. still, very similar predators and haven't changed much if at all since then

They probably are resting from meal time.

Honestly its just luck that hes not being attacked. Hes a professional and can read their behavior better than most but even with the warning signs of an aggresive animal like that in the water there is no chance of escape. Also the element of random encounters such as bumping in to a hidden croc or gator adds more dangerous luck. It just happens to be at the time of filming that those animanls werent hungry or feeling aggressive, which i am happy to see.

What part of Florida is this ? Must be South Florida near the glades where there are Alligators and crocodiles?

Bite force in crocodilians is usually proportionate to body size and largely independent of snout shape. Instead, snout shape will determine how well a species can handle those pressures, therefore having implications for behavior (can also affect things like side to side/up down movement when attempting to bite or locate food and sense surroundings). The Alligator and American croc will have similar bite forces at the same size, but the alligator’s blunter snout and teeth will resist the stresses from biting that hard better. That makes it somewhat safer for it eat stronger/harder prey and less likely to suffer major structural injuries during combat with other alligators.

@@Dynotop1a I thought it was the Alligator that had the more pointed snout and the Crocodile that had the blunter wider snout.

The water is cold and they are in a semi hibernation mode.

@@dundeeecroc I saw this when the vid first came out, but I’m revisiting and just have to say that this is literally not true. There’s nothing special about the circumstances which allows him to be “safer”. It’s incredibly dangerous even with Chris’s vast experience. His “safety protocol” is excellent knowledge and understanding of crocodilians and their behavior. He knows the best way to act around them, but that doesn’t mean it’s safe. And his successful encounters that are peaceful aren’t due to some fancy trick.