The Crocodile is perhaps the closest we will come to realizing
the natural perfection which occurs in animals. This giant
reptile has been around since the dawn of the dinosaurs and in
it’s present skin, has remained unchanged for over 4 million
years. Indeed the Crocodile is one of the most remarkable
species you are likely to hunt and often do not ever get this
recognition. Their nature bestows upon them terms such as vile
sneaky killers, yet the ever present crocodile remains true to
it’s history – it is a survivor! In the dry deserts of Tunisia
where water flows for but 3 weeks a year, Crocodiles are found
hibernating in caves, slowing down their metabolism to last the
rest of the year without water and food. In times of plenty they
can consume up to half their body weight and often prey upon
each other. Contrary to common thought, most Crocodiles live
mostly off fish, insects, turtles and birds. It is only the much
larger and older Crocodiles that target animals and humans
exclusively. In Africa they are