back

The Ganges Gharial has the thinnest snout of all crocodilian species

Its long snout is a brilliant weapon, but its small and weak legs struggle to lift its body off the ground. Meet the Ganges Gharial.

06/29/2018 10:37 AM

Discover

  1. 2:34

    How this river in the U.S. inspired an environmental movement

  2. 2:00

    Jane Goodall's plea for wild animals amid Covid-19

  3. 4:10

    How to use masks in a more eco-friendly way

  4. 6:47

    24 hours on a research station in Antarctica

  5. 4:22

    Working from home and its environmental impact

  6. 3:59

    Fluker: a whale at death's door in the Mediterranean sea

9 comments

  • Kieran P.
    07/21/2018 09:02

    this is what we had as a mount

  • Jim S.
    07/02/2018 16:26

    bit of a shitty croc really innit

  • Storm B.
    06/30/2018 14:40

    Your peoples!

  • Taipan S.
    06/30/2018 12:16

    Very sharp teeth.

  • Scott H.
    06/30/2018 11:58

    His legs are to weak to lift his belly off the floor, sounds like pair

  • Marli S.
    06/29/2018 21:42

    😯

  • Morgan E.
    06/29/2018 14:17

    FUn Facts

  • Kyle C.
    06/29/2018 12:17

    Aka the strictly for the most part fish eating croc

  • Arif M.
    06/29/2018 12:03

    Not only in India and Nepal, but also in Bangladesh.

Stay informed and entertained, for free with myBrut.

Stay informed and entertained, for free with myBrut.

switch-check
switch-x
By continuing, you agree to receive emails from Brut.