The Snapping handbag by Chaosphoto
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Description
This is the reason I mentioned "natural selection" and "croc pooh" in my previous post of the horses.
This one was about 2 metres long (just over 6ft) which is the size considered to be hazardous to people and therefore also young horses. 3 metre ones will take full grown Water Buffalo which are bigger than horses and I have personally seen a 6.9 metre one (about 22ft).
This little'un was less than 100 metres from Mum and baby horse from my last post and I saw nearly 20 more in the next kilometre.

Comments (15)
wow, this is cool, nice details as well...I am not a fan of them but they look really cool
I am so glad we dont have these in the UK, wonderful capture and info, excellent well done..
Wonderful capture.
Gosh! How exciting!
Excellent capture and details! I couldn't be a fan of this animal!!!
LOL great title, I admire your guts, I wouldn't get this close, and I have always said they should all be shoes and handbags, Dinosaurs had their shot!
Yikes! You're too close by far!
Grrrr - nasty looking fellow... No what what size - I think I will rather stay clear. Great capture Martin! :) ps - They do look better in handbag form... lol
Excellent capture
How frighting that it was so close to Mama and Baby horse hope they are ok!!! fabulous capture !!! unbelievable- walking around and running into one of these guys!!!
Very beautiful i love your work so good!!
Wow!!! Fantastic photo!
Great shot! These guys and all their cousins have always given me nightmares! Applause for your bravery!
Wonderful detail and powerful image. excellent shot!!
lool.... just love the title... and hopefully the horses will prevail