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1. Crocodile Stalks Swimmers in Australia In late December 2019, a large saltwater crocodile was spotted lurking in the waters off Australia's far north, causing a stir among beachgoers. The incident occurred at Cossies Beach in the Northern Territory, where the crocodile was seen swimming just a few meters away from two people in the water. The crocodile was estimated to be about 4 meters long and was eventually captured by wildlife officers. 2. Crocodile Dundee Returns Home The iconic Australian film character Crocodile Dundee is back in his native Australia, more than 30 years after he first graced movie screens. The new movie, "Crocodile Dundee: The Son of a Legend Returns Home," is a sequel to the original 1986 film, and stars Chris Hemsworth as Dundee's son, Brian. The movie follows Brian as he returns to Australia and reunites with his father, Mick, who has been living in the outback for decades. 3. Crocodiles Help Keep Rivers Healthy Crocodiles are often seen as terrifying predators, but they can also play an important role in keeping waterways healthy. A study in the Northern Territory of Australia showed that the presence of
Henry, the oldest known crocodile in the world, is marking an extraordinary milestone this year as he turns 124 years old. The celebration is taking place at the Crocworld Conservation Centre in Scottburgh, South Africa, where Henry has been a star resident since 1985. Originally captured in Botswana’s Okavango Delta …
Confronting fear, misinformation, and the ethics of predator conservation in Australia. By Sarah Hard In the murky waters of the river, ancient eyes break the surface—eyes that have watched this landscape change over millennia. Saltwater crocodiles (Crocodylus porosus), often feared and misunderstood, are the apex predators of Northern Australia’s coastal wetlands. But what does it […]