Wildlife photographer and conservationist Andy Murch snorkeled in the lagoon at Banco Chinchorro, the largest atoll in the western hemisphere and a world-class diving destination, to shoot close images of crocodiles.
Banco Chinchorro, located 21 miles offshore from southeastern Mexico in the Caribbean Sea north of Belize, is known as home to the densest population of crocodiles in the world, where 700 American crocodiles are said to live.
Murch snapped stunning, up-close photos of the intimidating reptiles with their menacing teeth.
Here are some more of those unbelievable crocodile photos from Banco Chinchorro by Andy Murch.
Scary don't you think?