That was the phrase echoing around social media on Monday after news emerged the night before that Lolong, the world’s largest crocodile in captivity, had died in the southern Philippines.

Prepare to meet the largest and most dangerous crocodile ever documented, a true living relic of the dinosaur age. In this ...

THE world's largest crocodile was a terrifying man-eating beast known for gobbling up children and fishermen. Dubbed "Lolong," the 2,400lb monster was the stuff of nightmares and terrified locals ...

Lolong was heavier than a car and longer than most boats. He spent his final years under observation and still holds the record for the largest crocodile ever recorded. Sunbathing in Queensland ...

One user explained: "'Lolong' was the largest saltwater crocodile in captivity. He died because of 'fungal infection' and 'stress' two years after being captured." One theory from local vet Alex ...

Despite his enormous size, Cassius wasn't the largest crocodile ever kept in captivity. This record goes to a saltwater crocodile named Lolong, who was caught in the Philippines in September 2011 ...

The largest saltwater crocodile ever captured was Lolong, a 20.3-foot-long (6.17 m) beast from the Philippines. A massive "salty" crocodile was captured in Australia in 2018, but the 15.4-foot ...

Cassius was the largest saltwater crocodile in captivity ... Brendan Radke He took the title after the 2013 death of Philippines crocodile Lolong, who measured 6.17m (20ft 3 in) long, according ...

However, he regained his title after the death of Lolong in February 2013 ... to be between 30 and 80 years old, and was the biggest crocodile ever caught alive in Australia.

He took the title after the 2013 death of Philippines crocodile Lolong, who measured 6.17 m (20 ft 3 in) long, according to Guinness. Ad Feedback Subscribe ...

That was the phrase echoing around social media on Monday after news emerged the night before that Lolong, the world’s largest crocodile in captivity, had died in the southern Philippines.

(CNN) — “So long, Lolong.” That was the phrase echoing around social media on Monday after news emerged the night before that Lolong, the world’s largest crocodile in captivity, had died ...