ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月2日 03時35分

Video: @andy_mann // Cuba’s rare crocodiles are in trouble. Primarily preferring freshwater over saltwater, the Cuban Crocodile (critically endangered) is the most terrestrial of all croc species and it's slightly larger neighbor, the American Crocodile (seen here with @ナショナルジオグラフィック photographer @Cristina Mittermeier) is moving in. With healthier populations, and preferring saltier water, The American Crocodile's range is increasing as sea levels rise and Cuba’s freshwater habitats become more and more brackish. We had the unique opportunity to spend several days in the water with this beautiful specimen: gently floating along the surface, gliding through the seagrass or squeezing in and out of the mangroves. After learning our boundaries and taking the time to observe this individual's behavior, we were over-joyed to have such a close working proximity well into the evening hours. What an honor and privilege to be working in “Garden’s of the Queen” Cuba, have such a powerful experience and to be able to share it here with our followers. #TurningTheTide with @sea_legacy / Music by @davisharwellmusic ::::::::: Please #followme @andy_mann for a behind the scenes look at @ナショナルジオグラフィック photographer @paulnicklen and team diving into darkness the of night to film sharks at 100 feet.

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