Earlier this week stunning footage emerged from Nhulunbuy of a shark making a feast of a dead crocodile. Now, more images have emerged with reports the croc had laid there for at least 24 hours before becoming shark chum. WATCH THE VIDEO.
Incredible footage captures croc towing dead croc by tail through billabong. WATCH THE VIDEO.
A cheeky juvenile crocodile who decided to make a Northern Territory couple’s laundry home has been relocated – with the owners believing he’d been hidden under the dryer for weeks.
‘The croc’s jumped up and pulled him in’: Isaac Hammond, 14, was close enough to see eye-to-eye with a croc the moment it snatched an NT fishing guide from his boat. Find out how he helped save the angler’s life.
Darwin based photographer and author Louise Denton’s upcoming book is the ultimate guide to the NT’s parks, reserves, outback and wetlands.
Just days after a freshwater croc was spotted near Nightcliff Jetty, a second freshie has been sighted in town. This time, in an area one local did not expect to find it. WATCH.
A Borroloola man who cast a line out on “just another fishing day” has become the first person in 2024 to snag themselves a $10,000 barra, as part of the Million Dollar Fish competition.
Sections of the Victoria Highway and Buntine Highway remain closed due to flooding, and croc traps have been installed after sightings near a NT creek.
A Nightcliff local has captured footage of a crocodile near a popular local jetty – with the sight drawing the attention of dozens of onlookers. WATCH THE VIDEO.
A large dinosaur looms over a piece of land off the Stuart Highway, but it didn’t always stand alone. Read about the lost statues of Darwin.
Charles Darwin University is joining forces with industry experts to develop a strategy to mitigate threatened ray and shark species snared in commercial fishing nets.
Renowned Northern Territory croc expert, Professor Grahame Webb, claims there is little new in the idea of a “crocodile dictionary” after a recent research project garnered mass media coverage.
A travel photographer’s ‘scare factor’ snap of a huge crocodile has been crowned East Arnhem Land’s favourite photo of the year.
Croc enthusiasts have taken to social media to debate whether a unique snap of a croc jumping on land is real. Have your say.
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