‘It’s a timely reminder that we live in croc country’: Rangers haul two big crocs from Darwin Harbour

Two large crocs have recently been pulled out of Darwin Harbour by Territory rangers. SEE THE PICS HERE.

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TWO large crocs — both almost 4m long — have recently been pulled out of Darwin Harbour by Territory rangers.

The NT croc management team pulled these two large crocs out of the Darwin Harbour on the weekend. Picture: NT Parks and Wildlife

A NT Parks and Wildlife spokeswoman said the crocodile management team pulled a 3.5m croc out of Berry Creek and a 3.7m croc out at Woods inlet on the weekend.

“It’s a timely reminder that we live in croc country and to always be crocwise,” she said.

It comes after a massive 4.5m, 500kg croc was caught in the Darwin Harbour in March.

Ranger Tom Nichols said have also found croc nests in unusual areas, including one near Durack and one near the old dump.

One of the large crocs pulled out of the Darwin Harbour recently. Picture: NT Parks and Wildlife

The NT croc management team have captured 144 saltwater crocodiles in the Top End so far this year.

Croc danger is real. Do not become complacent or risk your life.

To report a problem crocodile, phone a Parks and Wildlife Commission ranger in Darwin on 0419 822 859 or in Katherine on 0407 958 405.

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