They don't know if it's a breeding pair . They don't know , you know , they just , they , they have spotted at least one Nile crocodile in the Everglades . Crocodile is a whole different , a whole different set .
And they turned those up . It says hundreds of alligators or crocodiles behind them . I don't know in their tent on the beach .
And we saw them and they slot into the water right in front of you . There was this alligator slide or crocodile slide rather . So you're on this body of water and then right where the bank is , you see the Crocs sunning themselves and then you see them slide into the water .
It is a free for all . You know what else they've spotted in the Everglades . They spotted Nile crocodiles .
Wow , hundreds and now those hundreds are half a million , there's a half a million Pythons , they estimate . So because Burmese Python invasion of South Florida Ever Everglades populations of raccoons and opossums dropped roughly 99% and some species of rabbits and foxes effectively disappeared . Species that had long flourished here are being decimated by the aggressive newcomers .
