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Dwarf Family Attacked by Crocodile in Water | Crocodile Attack Stories | Primitive Survival

#dwarfs #dwarffamily #life #dailylife Dwarf Family Attacked by Crocodile in Water | Crocodile Attack Stories | Primitive Survival Pro Tip: If you are ever in the unfortunate situation of engaging in battle with a croc, aim for the eyes. 1. A crocodile’s eyes are impressive and vulnerable—gouge them. In 2014, Stephen Moreen waded into water near Peppimentari, Australia to retrieve geese he had been hunting when a crocodile grabbed his arm. The croc began to roll him under the water when Moreen spotted the croc’s eye and poked it with his fingers. The creature released him and swam away. A crocodile’s eyes are impressive: They can see underwater and at night, and they can retract during a fight. They are also, however, one of the most vulnerable parts of the creature’s body. 2. Faced with a croc? Back away slowly and run in a straight line. In 2016, a video of a woman making noise with her flip flop to scare away crocodiles in Kakadu National Park, Australia became a viral sensation. While she was successful, confronting a crocodile is a risky thing to do. Pro Tip: If you spot a croc, back away slowly and try not to make sudden movements. Splashing in water will only draw attention. If a crocodile heads your way, run away in a straight line. The myth about moving in a zig-zag motion is just that—a myth. Crocodiles can move at 10 miles per hour, so remove those flip flops so you can run faster. Thanks everyone . Hope everyone supports my family! #dwarfism #building #newlife #farm

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