Crocodiles can jump surprisingly high—up to about 5 to 6 feet (1.5–2 meters) vertically out of the water when lunging or breaching. They achieve this by using powerful tail thrusts and explosive body strength. On land, their jumping ability is much more limited, usually 1–3 feet, since they rely on water for momentum. The exact height varies by species, size, and conditions, but even large crocs can launch themselves fast enough to grab prey well above the water’s surface. | Artificially Enterta