We have taken this photograph minutes after the crocodile hatched from his egg. I dont know where my thinking were, but I sort of forgot that a crocodile were hatched from an egg. This were quite the experiences, we were allowed to hold the egg as the baby crocodile hatched from the egg!

This is a baby crocodile that have just hatched from an egg moments ago. You can actually estimate the baby crocodiles size by measuring the peoples hands that are holding the crocodile. We took this pictures during our summer holiday in December 2006 at South Broom. The South Broom river bend crocodile farm is situated about 1km outside of south broom.

Here is a close up image of a baby crocodile. You will see that there is still an egg shell on the baby crocodiles nose. It is amazing to see how these crocodiles hatch. The one moment there is no live, and then suddenly you see how the egg cracks and the next moment the baby crocodile comes out alive and fully functional.

It is an amazing experience to go to the crocodile farm at the River Bend South Broom. For those who know the Crocodile Farm is located on the South Coast of Kwazulu Natal in South Africa. During our visit to the farm, they let us touch the new born just hatched crocodiles, in this picture the crocodile were just born, and you can still see some of the egg shell on his nose. This picture will give you a good idea of the size of the baby crocodile.

We we privelidge to wath the crocodiles as they were feeding. It is an interesting site to see how these crocodiles eat and it is only then than one realize how powerful these animals are. When you look at them they look like logs drifting on the water, but when they eat you see how super fast these creatures can move in water and over land. In this photograph the crocodile is out of the water, moving towards us with a chicken in his mouth.

In this photograph the crocodile is comming out of the water with a chicken in his mouth. It is amazing how this "log" can come to life. The crocodile moves with incredible speed and it gives one chills running of your back when you realize once apon a time these creatures were found freely in our rivers.

In the photograph there is two crocodiles both of them taking their pray somewhere to eat. On sunday midday these crocodiles are usually fed chicken. It is quite the experience to see how these creatures feeds.

For us it were an amazing experience to watch these crocodiles so close up, Photographers interested in having an excellent photography experience should head over to a crocodile farm for a stunning photography experience.

Another picture of  a crocodile comming out of the water our visit to the crocodile farm were over and over every cent worth we paid on entrance. If you are an aspirant photographer we highly recommend that you visit a crocodile farm for some interesting photos.

In the photograph the crocodile is walking out of the water with his food in his mouth.

The following photographs will show you how the crocodile is beeing hatched from the egg, At the top side of the egg you can see the crocodile cracking through the egg. His nose are barely visible as he start the process of cracking through the egg to complete the hatching and birth process

In this photograph it is the same crocodile egg as above, in this shot the crocodile is starting to break through the egg and are now only seconds away from hatching through the egg.

You will notice at the top of the egg, the crocodile comming out of the egg shell.

In this shot the crocodile is starting to complete the final process of hatching from the crocodile egg. You can see how the crocodile is pushing his head out of the shell of the egg.

This hole process only takes seconds to complete, once the egg is cracked it is only moment before the baby crocodile emerges from its shell.

Look at how small this baby crocodile is, this photo shows how the crocodile clims out of his shell, You can see some of the egg still in the background.

If you look at the guys fingers in the photograph you will be able to see with perspective just how small this baby crocodile is.

Photograph of a baby crocodile beeing held by the crocodile caretaker who gave birth to it moments ago. The caretaker assisted theses crocodiles with their hatching in a demonstration to show us how a crocodile is beeing born. This was an amazing experience that we personally recommend to you, if you would like to come a bit closer to understanding the beauty of the universe.

In this picture I had the opportunity to hold this tiny little creature. The new born baby crocodile is soft, but at the same time you can  feel the scales on his body. The crocodiles eyes are yellow by birth and you can see the wild animal in his eyes. It is astonishing to think that this tiny creature will grow into a crocodile.

After watching the baby crocodiles beeing hatched we moved onto the bigger and older crocodiles. In this picture you will see a close up of a crocodile in the water. It is amazing if you are standing there and looking at the crocodile. It is just laying in the water without moving any muscles and look just like a log drifting on the water, and one can easily understand how easily it is for a crocodile to pray on unsuspected victims

Here is an image of a crocodile in the water showing his teeth. The crocodile basically drowns its pray by biting into his pray and then spinning round and round in the water untill his pray drowns, or bleeds themselves to death from the wounds sustained by the biting.

In this picture there is two crocodiles comming out of the water with food in their mouths, you will also see another crocodile swimming at the back. When we arrived at this section of the crocodile farm everything were peacefull and quite, after the crocodiles were fed this hole place came alive with the crocodiles squirreling for food.