it is when; the crocodile has grabed its prey using is jaw. It then basically does a sidewards roll several times still grabbing hold of its victim. It tends to do this more so in water than on land, or it is used to drag the victim in to the water. The prey has no chance of survival.
no it can't survive. ----
Yes,but only if u want to be eaten alive in your sleep or get put in the death roll...
I saw him with a baby crocodile biting him finger so we could see what the 'Death Roll' was. But as far as i know he didn't receive any serious injuries from a crocodile.
No, they are carnivores. They lay wait in the water, blending in with the muck in the water. When a herd stops to drink the water, the crocodile strikes. It grabs the leg of it's prey and pulls it into the water to drown. If the prey is being difficult the crocodile preforms the "death roll". The "death roll" is when the crocodile rolls furiously to twist whatever is in it's jaws in hopes to rip it off. They sometimes use the "death roll" just to rip chunks of meat off of the body of the prey.
Both Alligators and Crocodiles do the 'death roll'. All 23 species of Crocodilians can only open and close their mouths, and cannot move them from side-to-side like you or I, so have to do the 'death roll' in order to dismember their prey, as they can only eat their food whole.
They tilt their head up and let gravity do the rest.
No, crocodiles don't jump.But they roll fast.
Death Crocodile - 2009 is rated/received certificates of: Spain:15
Yes, but not whole. They take their prey under water and tear it apart, by grabbing a piece and spinning in a death roll, until the piece is torn off.
The cast of Death Crocodile - 2009 includes: Javier Cases as Dr. Bedoya
The weapons of the crocodile are:its teeth and jawsits body when it does a death, or balleral, role
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