Saltwater Crocodile attacks and fatalities in Australia are extremely rare, averaging 1 person a year in both the NT and Australia wide. In fact fatalities are at their lowest since the 1990’s, and the population of both crocodiles and humans have increased noticeably since then. That said, crocodiles are NOT overpopulated ANYWHERE in Australia. The Northern Territory has a world leading Crocodile Management plan that combines the active removal of crocodiles from built up areas and crocodile ed

Saltwater Crocodile Attacks Sea Turtle: Amazing Escape from Croc's Jaws

Be croc wise this summer 🐊 The largest reptile on earth, the Saltwater Crocodile, can not only be found in the creeks and estuaries which feed into the #GreatBarrierReef, but are commonly sighted on coastal beaches and inshore waters of the Reef. From September to April, crocodiles become more active and can pose a threat to users of the Marine Park. Report any sightings on the #QWildlife and #EyeontheReef app. 🎥 Biopixel | Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority

Looks like ol’ Stumpy is ready for some pumpy 😏 Dominant male Saltwater Crocodile with one of his long term girlfriends. The big fella is over 60 but he’s still got a few rounds in the chamber, fingers crossed for some hatchlings next year! Northern Territory Australia 🐊 | Wildman Adventures