On the eighth day of Christmas

My true love sent to me,
Eight fresh crocs, on a hot beach.

This background is Windjana Gorge in Western Australia, and this is actually where the crocs live. They are fresh water crocs though and not generally dangerous to humans.

[Diana]

Omw, how did you get them all in there? Great image and bokeh!

[Wylie]

@ludwigsdiana lots of squeezing and a few bitten fingers, ha ha ha.

[Issi Bannerman]

I'd like the hot beach, minus the crocs! Lovely!

[Gosia]

Getting even better...crocs now

[Annie D]

I remember my mum when in the Northern Territory at a swim hole was told freshies only eat fish..her reply was 'how do they know I'm not a fish?'

[Beryl Lloyd]

Ha! how I love this one !!

[Renee Salamon]

So funny

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautifully done. The environment is terrific. I wouldn't want those crocodiles anywhere close to me.

[Babs]

Yikes I am glad they have been captured.

[Wylie]

@onewing better put some holes in the lids eh?

[Valerie Chesney]

Wonderful... I still wouldn't trust a freshy!

[Bucktree]

Ha! I don’t think I would swim with them.

[Mags]

Wow! Well done.

[Pam]

Ha ha! So many crocs in those bottles!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

LOL This made my day.

[Kathy]

How to make crocodiles look glamourous? Add bokeh.

[Fisher Family]

A great fun shot!

Ian

[LManning (Laura)]

So well done.

[bkb in the city]

Well done

[Nina Ganci]

I am singing along with you
love this
Now I cannot get the song out of my head

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Margaret Brown]

Super day 8!!

[haskar]

Well done. Cute

[Nigel Rogers]

Fabulous, crocs on the beach, great footwear in a jar..

[gloria jones]

Nice colors, textures

[Rick]

Great shot and edit.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Yikes- pickled crocodiles!