This is the complex situation I wanted to explore when I documented crocodile hunting for National Geographic. In 1971 saltwater crocodiles became protected in the Northern Territory. As part of ...

Possibly. Check it out: Per the caption: “Recent reports suggest that saltwater crocodiles in Indonesia have developed a ...

For others, however, salties make good eating, and aboriginals have been hunting them for thousands ... invaluable to the long-term health of saltwater crocodile populations in the wild.

New Delhi: Nearly 70 years ago, the number of saltwater crocodiles in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands was dwindling because of rampant hunting for their skin. Today, the reptile has made a ...

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With booming saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus ... don't precisely know how many crocs there were before mass hunting, nor what exactly a "healthy" NT river system should look like.

In the coastal salt marshes of northern Australia's Arnhem Land, Indigenous Australians still go hunting for the eggs of one of the world's most aggressive predators - the saltwater crocodile.

In a bold and controversial move, a river in Queensland known for its large saltwater crocodiles has been chosen to host rowing events for the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The Fitzroy River ...

Melaka Perhilitan director Petra Sulai said a team would be dispatched to trap the crocodile. In May this year, Perhilitan managed to capture another three-metre-long saltwater crocodile along the ...

Saltwater crocodiles in Queensland are threatened with extinction due to widespread hunting in the 1970s and their numbers are yet to recover. They are protected across the state and those caught ...