In a peaceful moment in the afternoon, when an old buffalo was absorbed in drinking water by the riverbank, suddenly a dark shadow rushed out from the water like a flash of lightning. It was a giant crocodile, with bright eyes, attacking fiercely. It swung a lightning-fast bite at the buffalo’s head, then pulled hard, throwing the buffalo into the water. The two rushed into a life-and-death battle in the middle of the rushing river, and the old buffalo roared, trying to escape the crocodile’s deadly jaws. But the more it struggled, the deeper it was pulled, the river water churned with foam.

Although the buffalo used all its strength, fiercely fighting back, the crocodile, with its tenacious hunting instinct, did not give up. Its iron jaws tightened like pincers, bit by bit sinking the buffalo into the dark water. The fight lasted until the old buffalo began to run out of breath, and just as its last breath disappeared into the water, the crocodile slowly dragged the buffalo’s body to the shore, preparing to enjoy its spoils.

Witnessing the horrifying scene, the other buffalo herd stood helplessly on the shore, their eyes filled with fear and disappointment. They could do nothing but watch their fellow buffalo being dragged down to a tragic death.

Crocodiles – masters of ambush – wait for their unfortunate prey to come close, then launch a fatal attack. They are lightning fast, especially underwater, where their muscular bodies maximize their agility and ferocity. With sharp jaws and terrifying fangs, crocodiles are always the dominant force in brutal battles in the wild.