‘Cannibal’ Large Saltwater Crocodile with a very dead Saltie in its jaws. Population Control • Apex Edition. Saltwater crocodiles don’t overpopulate, legends. Nature handles it. Hatchlings are eaten by birds, fish, sharks, snakes, lizards.. and other crocs. Their survival rate is incredibly low. Only around 30% of eggs will actually hatch, and less than 1% of hatchling will make it to adulthood. As they grow, they climb the food chain.. but there’s always a bigger crocodile. Territorial. Opportu

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