Pangil, the Philippines’ largest saltwater crocodile since Lolong who died 12 years ago in 2013, died of cancer on Saturday, ...

Cassius with Toody at Marineland Melanesia in 2011. Source: Facebook: Marineland Melanesia Cassius was an Australian saltwater crocodile and the largest crocodile in captivity until Lolong was ...

Image via Depositphotos Dominator is a saltwater crocodile that was captured in the Philippines in 2009. He measured at 18 feet and 3 inches long and weighed over 2,000 pounds, making him one of the ...

Towering at 18 feet, Pangil was the flagship animal at the Davao Crocodile Park & Zoo. He was considered the largest saltwater crocodile in captivity in the Philippines following the death of Lolong ...

If you're searching for the largest crocodile ever recorded, you don't have to decide between length or weight because the same massive individual tops both categories. Lolong the saltwater ...

Pangil, one of the largest saltwater crocodiles in the country, passed away due to cancer, the Davao Crocodile Park and Zoo ...

One of the largest saltwater crocodiles in the Philippines named ‘Pangil’ has passed away, according to the Davao Crocodile Park and Zoo. ‘Pangil’ reportedly died from complications from metastatic ...

With the return of “Lolong” on television comes the return of its beloved giant crocodile Dakila! On social media, GMA News shared a couple of clips from the media conference of the much-awaited ...

As Myanmar's largest crocodile farm, it plays a crucial role in protecting the country's endangered saltwater crocodiles, also known as sea crocodiles, while offering visitors a rare opportunity to ...

Dotted across northern Australia are 21 saltwater crocodile ... are phasing out or banning crocodile and other exotic skins due to growing concerns over animal welfare. The Northern Territory ...

Here’s video of the rare Florida crocodile being chased off: Ultimately, this was a successful operation. The huge croc was scurried off to the nearby canal and back into the saltwater. This should ...