Uncle Dick and Lisa's Old Time Animal Tales

A traveler in Africa gives an idea of the strength and size of some of the crocodiles which inhabit the rivers and pools of the Dark continent. He describes a huge rhinoceros enjoying a mud bath, gradually disappearing from view in spite of its most frantic struggles and being carried to the depths by a huge crocodile. The rhinoceros, and this was one of the largest of its species, though low set, ranks as one of the largest mammals, so that the size and strength of the crocodile which captured him can be imagined. What would the reptile do with the thick-skinned carcass when he got it? Surely there would be meat enough in it for a dozen crocodiles!