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Crocodiles can sense how distressed human babies are from their cries

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Crocodiles are alarmingly attuned to the cries of human infants, Science

Crocodiles Recognize Sound of Young Animal Crying in Distress, Sensing the Baby As Potential Meal

Crocodiles react quickly to sounds of crying babies, study finds

Crocodiles are alarmingly attuned to the cries of human infants, Science

Despite being voracious carnivores, crocodilians are surprisingly caring and nurturing parents. Mothers will fiercely guard their offspring against predators for over a year till they're large enough to fend from themselves.

Can a crocodile learn to love a human being? - Quora

Crocodiles, Smells, Syphilis - by Claudia Brady

Crocodiles were played the sound of human babies crying. The higher the infant's distress level, the more the carnivores would respond.

Crocodiles are 'attracted' to the terrified screams of infants

Crocodile - Wikipedia