Fuscus
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Yep! I agree with you!Sdaji said:I'm all for harvesting crocs, it's best for everyone including them, although I don't think the odd person getting eaten is any reason to do it, if you're not careful enough to avoid being eaten, silly you and lucky croc
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michaelh said:I believe they need to better control numbers of crocs in built up areas, in a national park let them thrive but they must better educate people about them.
Having said that not many real locals that I know anyway would have camped at that site without taking extra precautions.
Boat owners at the Marinas are scared to walk on the edges of the pontoons, people used to waterski in the Cairns harbour/inlet.
When people go into these places, wether they know the risks or not and do get attacked what right do they have to complain....they were in the crocs house.
Call me an idiot (and many do) but if you don't like the idea of being attacked by a croc don't go swimming, camping, boating etc in northern Australia....if a croc knocks on your front door and bites your leg off then you have reason to complain.
When people go into these places, wether they know the risks or not and do get attacked what right do they have to complain....they were in the crocs house.
I don't think killing animals so we can enjoy something safely is right,i find it quite sickening but thats me....if you go to northern Australia an get attacked.....tough luck.
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