Who Is the Oldest Crocodile in the World? Meet Cassius, the Legendary Saltwater Crocodile

Discover Cassius, the world's oldest saltwater crocodile born around 1903, living at Marineland Melanesia in Queensland.

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Cassius, an Australian saltwater crocodile, is officially regarded as the world’s oldest crocodile. Born around 1903, Cassius is housed at Marineland Melanesia in Queensland. His age and size make him a fascinating subject of study and a popular attraction.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How old is Cassius, the oldest crocodile in the world? Cassius is estimated to have been born around 1903, making him over 100 years old.
  2. Where can I see Cassius, the oldest saltwater crocodile? Cassius is housed at Marineland Melanesia in Queensland, Australia.
  3. What species is the oldest crocodile, Cassius? Cassius is an Australian saltwater crocodile, known for its large size and longevity.

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