It took two Land Cruisers to drag this giant crocodile from a waterhole after it was killed for eating cattle on a remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory. Pic: Northern Territory News
Source: Northern Territory News
A MONSTER 6.5m crocodile had to be killed by locals in a remote Northern Territory Aborigine community because it was killing their cattle.
Jeida Francis, 23, said the croc was caught in Manangoora, an outstation 56km east of Borroloola.
"It was massive. There were three huge ones out there. One of them is still out there at the moment.
Wow... that's a BIG croc
"It is pretty well fed," he said of the dead saltie.
"It took two LandCruisers to pull it out. They have one croc that is still out there. He should be getting to this size by now."
Get out of that water!
Mr Francis said he spent his childhood growing up with the predators.
"We used to get dugong bones to feed them, to keep them from feeding on our goats ... this one was getting too nasty and too close. It was attacking our cattle."
Source: Northern Territory News
A MONSTER 6.5m crocodile had to be killed by locals in a remote Northern Territory Aborigine community because it was killing their cattle.
Jeida Francis, 23, said the croc was caught in Manangoora, an outstation 56km east of Borroloola.
"It was massive. There were three huge ones out there. One of them is still out there at the moment.
Wow... that's a BIG croc
"It is pretty well fed," he said of the dead saltie.
"It took two LandCruisers to pull it out. They have one croc that is still out there. He should be getting to this size by now."
Get out of that water!
Mr Francis said he spent his childhood growing up with the predators.
"We used to get dugong bones to feed them, to keep them from feeding on our goats ... this one was getting too nasty and too close. It was attacking our cattle."
