How crocodiles catch its prey?

Answer 1

Crocodiles catch their prey by lying in a wait, and in a stalking fashion, they will wait until some poor zebra, or water buffalo comes to drink and will slowly creep up on them to the waters edge. They are an ambush predator, their whole body is made for the hunt. For instance the eyes and nose remain on top of the water while the very large body can be hidden under water, controlling itself with its strong agile tail keeping it still. After the ambush comes the next predator move, they strike so fast it needs to be slowed downed by high speed cameras. Their jaws insure that its victim cannot escape. The crocodilian family has the strongest bite force per square inch, in the entire animal kingdom, with its mouth closed tightly around its prey it starts what is called the "death roll" the animal will turn itself over and over ripping at the flesh of the victim until it is in bite size pieces.