First of all, the heroine dragged her father to hide from the crocodile, and the little crocodile slowly opened her mouth to chase you, indicating that she just wanted to scare you. His father was not bitten to death, which also showed that the little crocodile had no appetite. The fastest speed of a crocodile on land can be 30KM/hour, and the short legs are chasing you properly. The tip of the crocodile's nose is very sensitive, and hitting the stairs or something is not so pleasant. It's similar to the feeling of hitting a human nose against a wall. The crocodile has an inevitable habit of biting the food and can't pull it off, forcing it to spin in circles! Although the death round is not 100% triggered, the trigger condition in the film is 100% turning in circles, biting the heroine's feet and shaking it so gently, which is unscientific. It is a pity that the skill of turning circles is basically not seen in this film. And why are alligator eggs exposed? Still in the cave! Why is the heroine so flexible after being bitten twice? This can't be complained about, because the crocodile in the film is weakened in a mess, and the horror of the real crocodile is not described at all.
In this hurricane weather, shouldn't crocodiles stay in the warm and quiet underwater to make up for their sleep? If the hurricane blows the crocodiles out of the conservation area and harms people, I still believe it. There aren't many animals in the mood to go out for a walk these days.
Under popular science, the crocodile eggs in the play are exposed, and some have hatched, which is against crocodile ethics. Crocodile eggs are kept on the edge of the water system with a certain humidity to keep the humidity and height from being flooded. They also need to be covered with breathable soil to maintain fresh air and concealment. The soft soil can make the hatched crocodiles climb out of the nest more quickly, otherwise they will be suffocated. Die in the soil, just like sea turtles, the most important thing is to keep the temperature of the eggs at 30-35°C with a certain amount of sunshine every day before they hatch. And when the baby crocodile hatches, it will call its mother, and then the big crocodile mother will take the baby crocodile away to shelter and forage in the diving area with obstacles and dense water plants, and indiscriminately attack any creatures that are close to the nest, including the same kind. The crocodile den described in the play is not scientific.
So the screenwriter must have watched the abridged version of the "Animal World" promotional film.
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