A person’s 100th birthday is a moment that friends and family celebrate. Maybe that’s why there are so many people who find Henry’s age—the world’s oldest crocodile—exciting.
Henry celebrated his 124th birthday on December 16. He was born in 1900, according to sources, and he is still going strong now.
Henry is still dating six women, even though he is well over a century old. In addition, he has produced approximately 10,000 children over the course of his life.
Henry’s enormous size is arguably one of his most well-known characteristics. The 16-foot-long crocodile, which is officially the oldest in the world, is found in South Africa.
Henry’s claim to fame is the fact that, in his early years, he attacked several small children. He seemed to have moved on since then, even if that was at the beginning of the 20th century.
Despite being the oldest, it’s also noteworthy because he is not the largest crocodile. The seawater crocodile Cassius, who was caught in 1984, holds that record.
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