Just now, yellowboat said:

Siamese crocodile native to Indonesia (Borneo and possibly Java), Brunei, East Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, Thailand, and Vietnam.

 

Lived in places infested with such dangerous creatures.  They are to be avoided and left alone.  They leave you alone if not troubled, except the ones in Australia. 

That's because we have made a tourist industry out of them and they are not wary of humans any more.

Siiiigh.  Even Forest Gump wouldn't try that.

The official said they're are signs warning that there were crockadiles around.....Sooo.... I thinks it's safe to assume they were aware of that fact, seeing as they decided to have a "selfie" with one of them.

15 minutes ago, louse1953 said:

Why?He was probably hot.Maybe he used his shirt to bandage the wound.The fashion police patrol the jungle now,unf,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,able.

 

I don't think 'fashion' was the point. Just look at the state of him. Either take care of yourself or keep yourself under wraps... especially if you're French. 

3 hours ago, cnjoew said:

sorry for my ignorance but as far as I know crocodiles aren't native to Thailand, so what are they doing in Khao Yai?

 

You answered your own question, but the reason people think they aren't native is that, along with everything else barring elephants and the odd rabbit, they've been eaten and turned into purses.

First I've heard of a French Takeaway in Thailand.

4 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

The fella at the top of the picture should really have kept his shirt on.

That could be the husband, cursing the crocodile didn't do the job properly  

4 hours ago, cnjoew said:

sorry for my ignorance but as far as I know crocodiles aren't native to Thailand, so what are they doing in Khao Yai?

What are you doing here?

Ello ,Ello .


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Im with the Croc..i feel like i want to bite someone when i

see them with a selfie stick.....cant we just be in the exp

instead of trying to capture it for all eternity....ugh  

So now, the woman has a unique  relationship with crocodile like no others.

The scars will be sort of like a tattoo for members only in a special society and wherever she goes she can show her crocodile scars to other crocodiles and they will grant her their respect and never bite her...lol

 

Cheers

 

4 hours ago, cnjoew said:

sorry for my ignorance but as far as I know crocodiles aren't native to Thailand, so what are they doing in Khao Yai?

You are right with your first 4 words

4 hours ago, cnjoew said:

sorry for my ignorance but as far as I know crocodiles aren't native to Thailand, so what are they doing in Khao Yai?

 

A lot of Crocs escaped the farms in recent years of floods and got to the waterways.

Not sure if I would want to swim in any of Thailand's rivers regardless of how clean and clear it looks.

The French tourists must have thought that it was a Lacoste mascot at Khao Yai ?

1 hour ago, gk10002000 said:

Siiiigh.  Even Forest Gump wouldn't try that.

 

LOL - “Stupid is as stupid does.” 

8 minutes ago, gemguy said:

So now, the woman has a unique  relationship with crocodile like no others.

The scars will be sort of like a tattoo for members only in a special society and wherever she goes she can show her crocodile scars to other crocodiles and they will grant her their respect and never bite her...lol

 

Cheers

 

 

She is a Lacoste brand ambassador from now on.

1 minute ago, thairookie said:

 

She is a Lacoste brand ambassador from now on.

I was thinking IZOD

5 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

The fella at the top of the picture should really have kept his shirt on.

He probably wants to benefit from this unwrapped candy stuff.

Perhaps Mr Croc has heard about the French delicacy.... Frogs legs.

4 hours ago, cnjoew said:

sorry for my ignorance but as far as I know crocodiles aren't native to Thailand, so what are they doing in Khao Yai?

Thai crocodiles are everywhere, especially known to exist in relative abundance found in various political circles and political positions throughout the country..lol

 

Cheers

6 hours ago, Shot said:

Can't fix stupid

Nor can you fix French

Nor can you fix Tourist

All in all a lethal combination..........................

5 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

The fella at the top of the picture should really have kept his shirt on.

What do you mean ?

He is in his prime..

1 hour ago, louse1953 said:

Why?He was probably hot.Maybe he used his shirt to bandage the wound.The fashion police patrol the jungle now,unf,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,able.

 

Hmm, you really need to lighten up, Happy New Year. 

Probably only the garlic that saved her life.

NowMr Croc is begging for a Bottle of Mouthwash


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2 hours ago, yellowboat said:

Siamese crocodile native to Indonesia (Borneo and possibly Java), Brunei, East Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, Thailand, and Vietnam.

 

Lived in places infested with such dangerous creatures.  They are to be avoided and left alone.  They leave you alone if not troubled, except the ones in Australia. 

Oui monsieur!  Had that been an Aussie 'salty', hubby would be flying home 'triste et seul'!

5 hours ago, cnjoew said:

sorry for my ignorance but as far as I know crocodiles aren't native to Thailand, so what are they doing in Khao Yai?

Just for your information. There are (or at least up until not too long ago) 3 species of crocodilians native to Thailand. All three close to, or already extinct within Thailand.
* The Siamese Crocodile, Crocodylus siamensis, one of the rarest species in the world and the one in the headlines now. (An unofficially introduced specimen in Khao Yai). Very few proper wild ones left in Thailand, just on a few scattered locations.
* Saltwater Crocs, Crocodylus porosus, the infamous species most known from Australia. I am not sure about the current status in Thailand, but if not yet extinct, it is likely to be very close to extinction in Thailand. The lady should be glad it was not this species that bit her.
* False Gharial, Tomistoma schlegelii, most likely extirpated in Thailand.
 

That crocodile has been waiting for many years for that opportunity and finally had its day.

Chomp, Chomp is what I do and waiting around to Chomp on you...lol

I am amazed that we as a species have made it this far and continue to grow in numbers.

6 hours ago, cnjoew said:

sorry for my ignorance but as far as I know crocodiles aren't native to Thailand, so what are they doing in Khao Yai?

I am a bit surprised that you would have thought that. Not only are they native to Thailand but the one species is named for Thailand (Siam).
On the other hand they have been critically endangered since the mid twentieth century, and nearly extinct now in Thailand except on the farms.
From the Wiki article:
"Siamese crocodile (Crocodylus siamensis) is a small to medium-sized freshwater crocodile native to Indonesia (Borneo and possibly Java), Brunei, East Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, Burma, Thailand, and Vietnam. The species is critically endangered and already extirpated from many regions."