Meet Henry, the world’s oldest captive Nile crocodile

Henry, the world’s oldest captive Nile crocodile, will be 122 years old in December.

SCOTTBURH, South Africa — Henry is kept at the Crocworld Conservation Centre in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. The crocodile arrived at the nature preserve in 1985, when he was already 85 years old.

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Henry, weighing in at over 1,500 pounds, is currently living with six females and has fathered more than 10,000 babies during his time at Crocworld.

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Click here to visit Crocworld’s official website and see pictures from Henry’s 121st birthday last December.

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