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Dunno about the vulture thing, but as JAL says, wild crocs move pretty quickly, and as I mentioned before, they tend to stay alive well after you think they should be dead.. sharks do the same... As to having a croc charge at you while you launch an 'amphibious attack'... the ones I saw were trying to get away, not 'attacking'... ******************************** A gun is a tool. A moron is a moron. A moron with a hammer who busts something is still just a moron, it's not a hammer problem. Daniel77 | |||
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Just for the record, it was Peter Hathaway Capstick's "Death In The Long Grass". Now, would HE tell a story/fib?? His tussle with the crock was one of the funnyiest stories I've ever read. | |||
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Haven't read the book, so I can't comment... but I do have personal experience of supposedly 'dead' croc's and sharks... One example, my ex got bitten on the foot by a 3' shark (yep, even that size has teeth!!) about 6 hours after we had brought it on board, and 'killed it' with a knife through the head.... Come to think of it, she must have taken lessons from that bloody thing!! Gee, cut into steaks it tasted good though!!  ******************************** A gun is a tool. A moron is a moron. A moron with a hammer who busts something is still just a moron, it's not a hammer problem. Daniel77 | |||
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