Close Encounters of the Crocodile Kind: Crocodiles, teeth and tourists don’t provide ideal optics for the NT but as the Territory’s crocodiles grow bigger and bolder, experts argue culling these robust predators won’t keep people safe.

Jennifer Pinkerton

Close Encounters of the Crocodile Kind: Crocodiles, teeth and tourists don’t provide ideal optics for the NT but as the Territory’s crocodiles grow bigger and bolder, experts argue culling these robust predators won’t keep people safe.

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Original language	English
Type	Long-form Journalism
Media of output	Journalism
Publisher	The Australian
Edition	6 August
Publication status	Published - 6 Sept 2023

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