Father, your punches weren't fast enough, nor were they ruthless enough back then!

Having undergone earlier evolution and more than a thousand years of development, the bite force of the original crocodile is quite different from before.

It can be said that the bite force of the current crocodile far surpasses that of its ancestors.

Previously, it took a slow, biting motion to tear open the hind legs of a cheetah, but now a single bite and a shake of the head are enough to snap them off.

Previously, you had to find a weak spot to bite through the neck of a Water Dragon Beast, but now you can bite through almost anything.

The current original Crocodile could even say to the original Crocodile of the past, "Dad, your punches weren't fast enough, and they weren't ruthless enough back then!"

Even so, when it bit into the crocodile, it almost broke the crocodile's teeth.

The scales of the crocodile are as thick as steel plates, and biting into the teeth of the crocodile feels like piercing a tire with a toothpick.

The toothpick broke, and the tire didn't even leave a mark.

Fortunately, it doesn't rely on tearing, but on the only move it has learned in the past two hundred million years—the death roll.

The teeth of the original crocodile served primarily a fixing function, much like nails on a wall.

The nail doesn't need to be very sharp, just enough to fix the target in place, and then you can activate your only skill.

For example, right now, although the teeth haven't caused any real damage to the crocodile, its next move might be different.

After all, this is its trump card!

Under the expectant gaze of the Dragon Kingdom audience, the original crocodile began its death roll.

Its four short legs tucked to the sides of its body, and its tail swung violently, preparing to spin its entire body in the water.

The significance of the original crocodile's fatal roll was not just a hunt, but an attack on the world's top predator.

If the original crocodile can truly kill one of the attracting crocodiles, then the original crocodile will have completely stood up.

Who will be the top predator on this prehistoric continent at that time is still uncertain!

Today we'll kill the crocodile! Tomorrow we'll kill the Eoraptor! The day after tomorrow we'll kill the Southern Crossosaurus!

Step by step, one by one, trample them all underfoot!

Plans have changed; we're now focused on winning!

Therefore, the audience in China was extremely excited, and the cheers never stopped.

Some people were commenting "Go, Yuan Crocodile!" in the live chat, some made GIFs of Yuan Crocodile rolling on its deathbed, and some had already started calculating how long it would take for Yuan Crocodile to rule the entire Pangu Continent.

Of course, only Wang Lin knew that the original crocodile was no match for the crocodile-attracting one.

He slumped on the sofa, watching the primal crocodiles still writhing on the screen, a slight smile playing on his lips.

It wasn't a mocking laugh, but a helpless, bitter smile.

Let alone in this era, the original crocodile is no match for the attracting crocodile. Even if your Uncle Crocodile came, he might only be able to barely fight the attracting crocodile to a draw.

And it's limited to water.

On land, even crocodiles might not be a match for a crocodile...

Even if you try to run, you'll still be faster than a crocodile.

Every era has its own apex predators, and they naturally possess the abilities to become apex predators.

The Permian predator, the Sharp-toothed Beast, stood two to three meters tall, had a bite force of 800 kilograms, could quickly tear apart its prey, and moved at extremely high speeds.

At that time, no creature on the continent could rival it; it stood at the top of the food chain, looking down upon all living beings.

The predator crocodile, a dominant predator in the Early Triassic period, was a veritable land tank with an incredibly powerful bite.

Its scales were so thick that even predators of the same era couldn't bite through them, and its mouth was so big that it could swallow a dog-jawed beast whole.

It doesn't need to run fast, because there are mobile canned water dragons everywhere.

When it lies there, it's the boss.

The dominant species in the Late Triassic period was Postosuchus. It's unclear whether the dinosaurs cheated on their partners or the crocodiles had an affair, but in any case, both the crocodiles and dinosaurs got drunk that night and created this unique, strange-looking monster.

Postosuchus was an extremely fast runner with a powerful bite. It could run like a dinosaur and bite like a crocodile, making it the perfect hunting machine of its time.

As for why there were no crocodiles in the Late Triassic, sorry, your great-grandfather crocodiles were so focused on building up their defenses that they were too slow to catch their prey and eventually went extinct.

What's the use of stacking up your armor the thickest if you can't catch your prey?

No matter how strong your defense is, what's the use of being hungry?

No matter how hard your scales are, you'll starve to death sooner or later if you don't have food to eat.

As for their food, the water dragon beast?

Well, even worse, the Water Dragon Beast is also extinct...

However, in any case, the current alligator attractors are not the same as the original alligators that can be fooled.

The original crocodile's attack was at best a mere scratch for the attracting crocodile, while the original crocodile's death roll was more like a thorough massage for the attracting crocodile.

For example, in the scene before us, when the original crocodile used its death roll on the luring crocodile, it spun half a circle and then got stuck in place.

It's not that I don't want to turn the pages, it's that I can't.

The two are not even in the same weight class; once the crocodile bites, it can't flip over at all.

While Wong Fei-hung's Shadowless Kick is indeed very powerful, if his opponent were Tyson's brother, Taro, even if Wong Fei-hung were exhausted, he still wouldn't be able to defeat Taro.

The original crocodile flicked its tail a few times, but the crocodile's body remained completely still.

At this moment, the original crocodile was like a loach stuck in a crevice between rocks.

The original crocodile was dumbfounded.

It practiced the death roll countless times from a young age, practicing in the mud, in the water plants, and on corpses.

It rolled over the little-headed beast, over the water dragon beast, and over the dog-jawed beast.

Every time they succeeded, every time they turned their prey upside down.

But today, for the first time, it wasn't turned over.

It's not that its technology is lacking, it's that the enemy is too strong!

Undeterred, it rolled half a circle in the opposite direction, but still couldn't flip over.

I can't flip to the left, and I can't flip to the right either.

This was the first time the crocodile had shown a puzzled expression on its face.

Its eyes blinked, and its mouth opened and closed, as if to say: What's going on? Why can't I turn this thing over?

With a simple flick of its hind legs, the crocodile flung the original crocodile out of the water.

The crocodile rolled freely in the air twice, drawing a beautiful parabola, before landing on the water with a splash.

It tumbled several times in the water before finally regaining its balance. Looking back, it saw that the crocodile was still in the same spot, without having moved an inch.

Despite witnessing firsthand that their companions were no match for the crocodiles, the original crocodiles simply refused to believe it.

They have been the overlords of this water area for a thousand years, killing one by one, from the canine jaw beast to the water dragon beast, and from the water dragon beast to all kinds of herbivores that come to drink.

They've become accustomed to being the boss, to looking down on all living beings, and to all animals running away at the sight of them.

They can't accept the sudden appearance of someone they can't defeat!

Since one crocodile is no match for the attracted crocodile, let's use multiple crocodiles and have a group fight!

If one isn't enough, try two; if two aren't enough, try four; if four aren't enough, try eight.

It's not just the canine jaw beasts that unite to attack the Brutus; the original crocodiles do too!