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  1. Yaber says:

    What if…its a CROCODILE?!

  2. Someguy says:

    Lol, crocodiles can do no such things.
    They levitate…

  3. MrIzaka says:

    Or they get invisible

  4. Anonymous says:

    It’s a crococopter!

  5. Louzam says:

    Or they’re invisible.

  6. zousan says:

    Or they have learned ninjutsu and turned into ninja

  7. gpts says:

    Damn things have a hell of a vertical jump, no joke. Alligators too. Not a fun feeling watching it when you are in a small canoe out on a river…

    • SGT CUBE says:

      They can be trained to do such things…I live in Florida…they don’t do it in reality. They’re lazy bastards in reality.

  8. Jonata says:

    What if the Japanese succeeded in inventing a disintegration ray and that crocodile was the test victim?

  9. TG says:

    it was the ghost of steve irwin… he wrestled it off into the ether

  10. anchilada says:

    a terradactyl grabbed him

  11. Ivory says:

    There used to be water there when the crocodile sat at the bottom. Then it swap away and the water dried up.

  12. icanhascookez says:

    Interior crocodile alligator…

  13. Schrödinger says:

    that’s my crocodile
    he is either teleported or flown

  14. Alex Orlins says:

    Not to be a debbie downer or a negative nancy but i bet this is on a beach…not in the desert.

  15. Paul Tarriconr says:

    …or invisible.

  16. herpdiderp says:

    Way to not get the point Alex Orlins. Where are the tracks? How did it leave that print but no others moving away from it? Aliens. Bam.

  17. Sera says:

    Er, or it’s INVISIBLE (and hence that’s not an imprint, it’s STILL THERE). Croc sits there, water washes away its tracks, but deepens the impression around its body…

  18. Francis says:

    It was a ninja until it left an imprint in the sand.

  19. Thereason says:

    or spontaneously combust!

  20. Pfft. Gummy could pull that off in a second!

  21. Miz says:

    Silly Crocodile/Alligator, trying to spin the crazy ice wheel on the Island….now you can never go back.

  22. Matt says:

    My guess is that the crocodile/alligator was laying there while the tide was out, then it was lifted off of the ground when the tide came back in.

    • Mouse says:

      But that would have washed away the imprint. Ever watch what happens to footprints in wet sand when a wave rolls over them?

      • Matt says:

        This isn’t sand though, it’s mud. Sand is easily moved by the waves and imprints are filled in quickly. Mud tends to hold it’s shape a lot better.

      • TequilaMockingbird says:

        Well, the right side (left side of the photo) of the imprint is kind of smeared and washed away, so it looks like the tide only just reached the right side of the croc. That would explain why the whole imprint hadn’t been washed away.

  23. says:

    *walks by with large, crocodile-shaped shoes* problem?

  24. goonwarrior says:

    it obviously just crawled into the water to its right that has since receded

  25. goonwarrior says:

    the water at the maximum height is only level with its body, thus leaving the perfect imprint

  26. bonna says:

    well, F*CK

  27. de.das,dude says:

    the croc was probably resting when the tide came in and picked him up.

    happens on river banks.

  28. zloow says:

    Probably just another sand crokodile

  29. Jonata says:

    Somebody must have caught it using a pokeball

  30. wingedswine says:

    Guys, guys, guys, guys, guys,guys, guys…
    …guys.

    What if it can do both?

  31. Joe-mama says:

    It obviously transformed int o non-Impact text

  32. ricardo says:

    ….or when a wave came it in swim away in the wave

  33. handzoutmelonz says:

    that’s an alligator print though
    you can tell because the snout is quite narrow, whilst a crocodile has a wide snout

    \o/

    • Jimmylou says:

      Interiour Crocodile Aligator, I teleport like a flying escapor!

    • -_- says:

      You couldn’t be more wrong. It’s the other way around.

      • tow says:

        you both couldn’t be more wrong, as both can have narrow or wide snouts depending on species.

        i.e in Australia you can tell a salt water crocodile from a fresh water one cos the salty has a wide snout and the freshy has a narrower snout.

  34. Bishop says:

    Aliens

  35. aaron boyd says:

    they either levitate, teleport,or its aliens, however, it could be that giant birds are making a come back

  36. Solsed says:

    There wouldn’t be rough bits if the tide had come up, even if it didn’t touch the crock print, it would have had a water level enough to smoth out the rougher bits on the bottom of the print. Footprints at the beach/creek and all that.

    What I recon is that he lay there until the tide came in, which washed the sand up around him, the tide went out (crocs are way lazy/patient) and the silt sand dried a bit compacted around him. Then he decided to wander off and it made hardly any distinguishable prints because the silty sand was nice and hard and his weight is nice and spread out. This also explains the ‘unsucking’ sorts of roughness on the belly and tail and also explains why there are no tracks leading to the print.

  37. Jake says:

    aliens are abducting crocodiles now

  38. AG says:

    This is probably gonna sound really stupid but maybe what we’re looking at is the entire shore of the beach and there just happens to be a giant crocodile-shaped crater thingy in the sand.

    Yes???

    Probably not.


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