Tick Tock plays an important role in defeating Captain Hook.DesignsEditThe Crocodile is a green giant saltwater crocodile with sharp teeth, dark spikes on the back, long tail with goes tick-tock sound or his eyes popping up with sound too, yellow iris eyes ,or sometimes colorful iris eyes, legs. Luckily for Hook, however, the crocodile swallowed an alarm clock, allowing Hook to hear him coming. This led Tick Tock to follow the wicked pirate wherever he went. The Crocodile thought it was so delicious that he wanted to eat the rest of Captain Hook.
The Crocodile has notably appeared in several other productions outside of Peter Pan.ContentsCharacteristicsEditBackgroundEditLong ago, Peter Pan cut off Captain Hook's left hand and fed it to the Crocodile. However, he can be a good guy, since all that he really wants to eat is Neverland's most dangerous threat, Captain Hook. The hungry crocodile is a neutral character in that, being a hungry carnivore, he tries to eat whatever he can get. is the volunteer work of Tom Jones.Tick-Tock the Crocodile (better known as just The Crocodile) is a character from Peter Pan and the spin-off television series Jake and the Never Land Pirates. The Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race is sponsored and run by the American Visionary Art Museum. AVAM’s Homecoming Queen Fifi & Bumpo Learns to Drive.The crew includes pirates, lost boys, Darlings, Tiger Lily, and Peter Pan. The Croc soared through the sand with jubilation. Than one would expect from a 35-foot crocodile loose in a crowd. In the mud, the Croc started to jackknife into the crowd, but caused no injuries-far better The high-velocity Croc zipped down Lombard Street showing off the clock and skull inside. 2010: Go Ask Alice (winner of the People’s Choice and Pilots’ Choice awards).2011: Go Ask Alice (winner of the People’s Choice award).2013: Go Ask Alice (winner of the People’s Choice award).It was the foundation for Go Ask Alice, the blue hookah-smoking caterpillar from Alice in Wonderland: This is the second sinuous children’s fantasy animal atop this 6-pilot chassis. Oars popped out the sides on the harbor as two pilots turned to face the tail. This is the crocodile to which Peter Pan fed Captain Hook's hand. The Kinetic Race Rules require sculptures be 35 feet long or shorter.
Marine Posse Favorite by the Kinetic Kayak Rescue & Repair teams. Sweeping an astonishing collection of awards, Tick Tock the Croc To see others’ coverage of the race, or to tell others about your race experiences, be sure to check out the Kinetic Forum. Thanks to further investment in cameras, this year’s images have 56% more pixels than last year, and more than twice as many as our 2009 coverage.Ĭlick the “Next Page >” button to go to the next team, or select any of the list of teams at the With six agile photographers leaping throughout the racecourse, is proud to bring you this year’s coverage. Including the now-missing PLATYPUS and Alice’s caterpillar metamorphosed into Peter Pan’s Grand Mediocre crocodile. With 31 sculptures from 24 teams, spectators got their money’s worth as spectacular sculptures returned with major revisions, The long harsh Baltimore winter finally gave way to Spring, and on the first Saturday of May the sculptures come out to play. Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race: 2014 Race Report: Tick Tock The Crocįor an email reminder 1 month before the race on, and when theĢ015 Spectator’s Guide is available, join the Spectator Mailing List!
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