🔎 On land, Freshwater Crocodiles move slowly, but in the water, they use their tail as a paddle and move very quickly! 🐊 Want to know more? Visit us these school holidays! 🌏🦘🦈 Aussie Animal Passport at WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo and SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium takes you on an adventure across land and sea these school holidays, where you will learn about our iconic creatures. Did you know you can combine your tickets and save up to 30% on a two-attraction pass? You can visit us on the same day or sp

Freshwater Crocodiles are specialised fish eaters, and they’ve got lots sharp teeth that are great for holding onto slippery fish! They don’t grow as big as Salties, but they’re still dangerous so if you see them in the wild don’t approach them. They’re fast as and will probably send you to hospital for a LOT of stitches. | Wildman Adventures

When you roll up in the wrong hood.. Going for a night swim in known Freshwater Crocodile habitat of Northern Australia when I came across this big fella, a large male Freshie around 2.5m long. Freshwater Crocodiles are specialised fish eaters and have never killed anyone.. but make no mistake, they can do some SERIOUS damage, especially at this size. I observed this fella from a (relatively) safe distance then went around him looking for more 🐊👀 STAY CROCWISE | Wildman Adventures

Crocodile Habitat Move! Busy day moving gators & freshwater crocs to their new homes! 🐊 Watch the full adventure on Australia Zoo’s YouTube! | The Older Millennial

A man on the NSW Central Coast found a metre-long freshwater crocodile in his backyard - more than 2,500 kilometres from its natural habitat 🐊🐊 ​ Footage courtesy of @australianreptilepark | ABC Landline