In Australia, dominant saltwater crocodiles, called "boss crocs,” are the largest and most powerful animals on the continent. Even after unrelenting human pressure on their very survival, they are still the masters of their world. Over the last 200 years, the impact of human activities, such as commercial hunting, agriculture and population growth, pushed them to the brink of extinction. Today, these “boss crocs” have continued to not only survive but thrive. Watch Crocodile - Australia’s Greate

In Australia, dominant saltwater crocodiles, known as "boss crocs", have ruled the coastal margins for over 240 million years. With tails of pure muscle and jaws ten times more sensitive to touch than human fingertips, they can detect the slightest vibrations from meters away. These ancient predators are perfectly adapted for survival. Yet, their continued existence now depends on us. Coastal development, climate change, increasing human population and fishing are all placing growing pressure on