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Darwin Croc Spotters
Phone: +61 419 822 859
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25.01.2022 Here piggy piggy
24.01.2022 Woah Luckily, this croc was long gone when Rodney found it "Maybe it came off second best in a battle with another croc and died later" that's what he reckons. What's your theory? Rodney Fischer
21.01.2022 Crocs are on the move this time of the year and are opportunistic be careful when reaching out from the boat with the net to capture your prized Barra.
20.01.2022 NT Border control - Cahill Crossing NT
19.01.2022 Peak hour at Cahills Crossing! IG @rachellemay.wa thanks for sharing!
18.01.2022 Rangers removed a 2.3m saltie from just below the plunge pool at Edith Falls yesterday afternoon. Nitmiluk National Park and all swimming spots in the Territory... are closed due to the COVID-19 response. This is a reminder to obey all closures - crocodiles are on the move, they are deadly and can move around undetected.
17.01.2022 When to report a crocodile While crocodiles are a natural part of the NT ecosystem, you should report crocodiles that are any of the following: - close to a swimming area - in an area signposted as open for swimming... - in a residential area, such as at Darwin Harbour, Katherine River, Nhulunbuy or Borroloola - behaving aggressively to people or posing a risk to public safety. How the crocodile is removed: Problem crocodiles will be removed by trained and authorised wildlife rangers - by trapping, harpooning or shooting. Permits may be granted to other land managers to remove problem crocodiles. Report by phone: If your report is urgent, you should phone the following: Darwin - 0419 822 859 or (08) 8983 2475 Katherine - 0407 958 405 or (08) 8973 8888. Details to report You will need to give the following information about the crocodile: - location - estimated size - time of day that it was sighted - your name and phone number in case the rangers need further information.
13.01.2022 Be Croc wise this coming weekend around waterways across the NT
13.01.2022 When you land a barra in croc Territory! We have some of the best barra fishing in the world but you must ALWAYS be croc wise in the Top End! Thanks to Tiffany & Jesse of @adventure.aus (Instagram) for this footage taken at Cahills Crossing in Kakadu National Park
11.01.2022 PALMERSTON CROCODILE SIGHTING Council has received a report of a crocodile sighting at Lake 8 Durack. Warning signs will be erected and the Crocodile Manag...ement Team have been advised and will inspect the site. We remind the community to always be vigilant around our waterways. Sighting of crocodiles in the Palmerston area can be reported directly to the Crocodile Management Team on 8983 2475.
11.01.2022 Suburban salty removed from Leanyer drains croc trap
10.01.2022 Don’t ever become complacent near the waters edge
08.01.2022 Something's in trouble! Where's your favourite place to spot Territory wildlife? Friends of Fogg Dam
07.01.2022 Always be Croc Wise in the Territory
04.01.2022 I fear something like this happening one day at Vestey’s beach, Fannie Bay. Beaches around Darwin should be patrolled at least during the dry season.
02.01.2022 Unless it’s signposted as being safe to swim never enter into water and stay well clear of the waters edge lest you be ambushed by as fast as a bolt of lightening Croc that can launch to its full body length. Crocs are acutely sensitive to vibrations it has already observed and assessed its chances well before you are aware of its presence.
