Human remains have been found inside the stomach of a crocodile captured by cops in Far North Queensland. Police confirmed they found the remains inside a crocodile during a search for a missing ...

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Wildlife officers have searched 450 kilometres of coastline for a crocodile spotted on a beach near Bundaberg. There has been no further sightings of the reptile since last week and the search has ...

By Adam Nossiter Mauricio Funes, a former president of El Salvador and a one-time television journalist who fled to Nicaragua to escape corruption investigations, died there on Jan. 21 ...

Alligators are common sights in Brevard County. Crocodiles not too much. So it was big news when one was spotted in the Melbourne Beach area beginning in 2019. And it kept coming back! A satellite ...

While some attempt to be smuggled in across the border, or bribe the officials to get in, others have resorted to crossing the crocodile-infested Limpopo River. A new video has highlighted the plight ...

The footage was reportedly taken on Thursday. Picture: Supplied / Jasmine Van Den Bos That would put the crocodile about 150km south of the traditional southern border for ‘croc country ...

Wildlife officers are also reviewing a short video showing a crocodile entering the water from a beach. It comes after a possible crocodile sighting in the Burnett River in November 2024.

Some will consider it sacrilege. Others will think that updating Crocodile Dundee, one of Australia’s most beloved and successful films, is overdue given some moments that jar by contemporary ...

Queensland wildlife officers are searching for a crocodile spotted by beachgoers at a popular camping and fishing spot near Bundaberg. Multiple people have reported seeing the reptile at Coonarr ...

Florida's once endangered crocodiles are making a very unlikely comeback! Florida’s native crocodiles have found an unexpected sanctuary in the cooling canals at Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant.