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Watch: ‘14-foot Croczilla’ bares teeth inches away from Florida woman
A 14-foot-long ‘croczilla’ was spotted sunbathing in Florida’s Everglades, footage shot up-close to the reptile shows.
Footage shot by Kym Clark shows the huge animal metres away from her as she remarks: “What a lucky day.”
The beast, which showed off its teeth, is estimated to be around 14 feet long - thought to be the largest in the state.
Crocodiles open their mouths as a way to cool down.
American crocodiles are a “shy and reclusive species” and live in south Florida, according to the state’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
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