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AUSTRALIAN TRAFFIC
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  1. iNickstarh says:

    FIRST

  2. LuciferDH says:

    Wow, I’m first… what’s so good about that? That was a waste of my time…

  3. The awesome guy says:

    Cause that’s how we roll.

  4. Epictrollisepic says:

    Fk’n gators. <3

    • Stredders says:

      Saltwater Croc. Gators are only little…

      • ken says:

        Actually the American alligator can easily grow to 13 feet and the record is in the neighborhood of 18-19 feet

        • Cynical-Vegemite says:

          Pfft that’s why Stredders said gators are only little. The male Saltwater Croc is on average about 16 feet with the confirmed record being 21 feet (and weighing around 2,600lbs!!!) as well as numerous claims of salties at 23 feet and over.

          The difference between a saltie and an alligator is the viciousness and the weight difference, a male saltie will average between 1,300lbs and 2,200 lbs making them the heaviest reptile in the world and they are ferociously territorial.

          Thankfully though fatal attacks are fairly rare, only about 1 or 2 people are killed each year by crocs here ;)

        • Twisted_Colour says:

          Exactly – little.

          15 – 18 feet is an average size for a grown male, but there have been plenty over 20 feet with weights of over 2,500 pounds.

          An alligator would be a snack.

        • Dave says:

          Whereas the Saltwater Croc males regularly grow to 18ft (the Gator record is supposedly 19ft) and there are confirmed reports of 23ft crocs (up to 30 if you count the tales – no pun intended).

          The tail markings look like a saltwater croc to me (compare the Wikipedia picture of the Saltwater Crocodile).

  5. Anon says:

    Haters gonna hate

  6. dethduck says:

    The hell’s in it’s mouth!?! Is that a f*@king Hippo he’s chewing!? WTF?!

  7. MrA says:

    Wait until the lights change. You won’t believe the size of the spider that crosses next.

  8. Joeseppy says:

    We don’t have hippos in Australia. Looks like a boar.

  9. Sheneya says:

    Nah, it’s just a wallaby, or possibly a roo.

  10. Taiyou says:

    That text underneath looks shopped…

  11. Kampf says:

    The scary thing is that it’s probably the length of a medium sized car and if you hit it crossing the road, it’s not going to lose.

  12. Obsidianram says:

    Are those alligator shoes he’s wearing?

  13. dr handle says:

    This is why saltwater crocs are such popular pets Down Under – they keep the wild pigs down, and those things can make a real mess of the flowerbeds.

  14. ThatAustralianChick says:

    Crocs like that love wild pigs (that’s what’s in his mouth). We do have a lot of them in Australia, crocs actually help get rid of the pest!

    Just don’t screw with them. O_o

  15. therealjack says:

    INTERIOR CROCODILE ALLIGATOR

  16. Amy says:

    He’s missing a part of his tail!!!

  17. caitiebele says:

    so umm, this is crap. crocs arent that high off the ground for one.

    and yeah, dr handle, we all have massive crocs in our backyards as pets.. -______-

  18. sputnik says:

    it’s a photo taken in Cape York of an Estuarine Crocodile (a saltie) with a feral pig in its mouth. There’s a better photo going around from side on.

    Oh, incidentally, the estuarine croc is the largest species out there, grows far bigger than the little gators you guys have over there.

  19. Glynn says:

    It’s a Nile crocodile, carrying a warthog (you can see the distinctive tusks) near the Sabie river in the Kruger National Park, South Africa. Estuarine (saltwater) crocodiles are longer but slimmer.

  20. Croco says:

    OMNOMNOMNOM!!!

  21. Pixelicious says:

    omg.. is that.. no.. It cant be.. FLUFFY??????


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