Right now, it is estimated there is the equivalent of one crocodile for every 2.5 people living in the Northern Territory, or about 100,000 crocs ... a remote swimming hole in the Northern ...

where at least 100,000 juvenile and adult salties are now thought to survive in the wild. There’s no doubt you’re in croc country from the moment you step off the plane in Darwin. Airport advertising ...

which is home to more than 100,000 saltwater crocodiles, and in his line of work he has been in several life-threatening situations. "There are always a few interesting moments with these crocs ...

There are just too many crocs to get comfortable," she said ... in the Top End have grown from an estimated 3,000 to about 100,000. Calls for a cull of crocodiles, even licensed safari hunting ...

Croc numbers have exploded up to 100,000 across Australia's tropical ... the proportion of large crocs is also rising. Although experts believe the population has now plateaued, rangers say ...

Islamorada Mayor Michael Reckwerdt said he wants experts on the reptiles to address the Village Council May 24 to discuss keeping the crocs away ... it was worth $100,000. Feb. 13 (UPI) -- A ...

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A crocodile launches out of the Adelaide River in he Northern Territory.Credit: Glenn Campbell But experts estimate there are now more than 100,000 predatory ... in a swimming hole near Darwin.