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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
3-12-2010 @ 10:47AM
Fiznatty said...
Thanks, Kent. In reality, the crocs are pretty shy as long as you don't venture into the water. Corcovado National Park has now banned night walks unfortunately, but before when you'd go out to the Sirena at night you could see plenty of glowing eyes staying back at you along the shore. Every time you'd approach them, giant elongated silhouettes would scramble away into the river.
Once you decide to get wet and face them in their territory, all bets are off.
Max
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