I got to see the "good stuff" behind the scenes at someone's facility today... this is one of the coolest things I got to see. (And hold!)
I believe this is Osteolaemus tetraspis tetraspis. This is the smallest living crocodile, rarely attaining lengths of over four and a half feet but occasionally up to six feet in length. There isn't much known about their conservation status, but the IUCN lists them as a threatened species. Additionally, their taxonomy is also under debate.
This guy was small, but he had a mouthful of teeth and he was ready to spin around and bite at any chance he got.


I believe this is Osteolaemus tetraspis tetraspis. This is the smallest living crocodile, rarely attaining lengths of over four and a half feet but occasionally up to six feet in length. There isn't much known about their conservation status, but the IUCN lists them as a threatened species. Additionally, their taxonomy is also under debate.
This guy was small, but he had a mouthful of teeth and he was ready to spin around and bite at any chance he got.

