Baby crocodiles sound like laser guns in a video game as they greet their keeper at a Florida wildlife center
- Brad Valle recorded the video at Dragonwood Conservancy in Pine Lakes, Florida
- Thirteen baby Cuban crocodiles plod around in a plastic, white tub full of water
- The sound they make sounds exactly like laser gun sounds from old video games
The answer to one of life’s great questions has been answered – what exactly do baby crocodiles sound like?
It turns out the answer is perhaps more familiar than many would have anticipated.
Adorable footage shows a bask of baby crocodiles making noises that sound a lot like laser guns from vintage video games.
The video was recorded by their keeper, Brad Valle, at the The Dragonwood Wildlife Conservancy organisation in Pine Lakes, Florida.
In the video, 13 baby Cuban crocodiles, which are distinguished by their black and yellow speckles, can be seen plodding around.
Adorable footage shows a bask of baby crocodiles making noises that sound a lot like laser guns from vintage video games
They have been placed in a white, plastic tub that has been filled with a few inches of water.
The group are continually communicating to each other with a series of noises that sound as if laser guns are being fired back and forth like in a video game.
Brad extends his hand into the tub as several of the newborns start climbing up the ramp.
One enthusiastic youngster slowly even crawls up his hand.
Brad starts talking to the group and says: ‘What? You’re a sweetheart.’
Brad extends his hand into the tub as several of the newborns start climbing up the ramp
As a second of the baby reptiles also scrambles onto the keeper, he adds: ‘You’d all climb all over me if you could.
‘So precious.’
The Dragonwood Wildlife Conservancy is a non-profit organisation that is dedicated to the conservation of threatened endangered and critically endangered reptiles.