5.5K views · 662 reactions | When fighting or attacking prey, Saltwater Crocodiles can pull their eyeballs deep into their eye sockets to help protect them from damage, and their eyelids are made of thick skin, cartilage and bone. On top of that, the bone density of their skull is around 7times more dense than a humans. These animals have evolved to survive a harsh, violent existence. STAY CROCWISE  Northern Territory Australia | Wildman Adventures | Facebook

It saw a fish. And turned it into prey. But not to eat it. But for its amorous desires. This dolphin acts like many humans. Because it satisfies its impulses at all cost. Even if it can’t imagine the damage it’s doing to its own body. You can now also find us on Youtube: http://bit.ly/yt-thekiwi | The Kiwi

746K views · 7.8K reactions | Though the Australian Bird Eating Spider (or Australian Tarantula) isn't deadly to humans, what it does to the animals it kills is definitely not for the feint of heart. 濫 | Untamed | Facebook