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Video shows croc appearing to follow group at infamous Cahills Crossing

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Video shows croc appearing to follow group at infamous Cahills Crossing
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You can't manage it how people in Canberra think about it," he said."The Territory is just so different than the other states, and it's something that we want to maintain. A little bit of the frontier spirit still exists up here."Loading...He said most tourists were aware of the risks posed by crocodiles, and the most dangerous behaviour often came from locals."With local people, a little bit of misadventure takes place.

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Video of close encounter at Kakadu's Cahills Crossing sparks fresh warning against complacencyBy George NicollTopic:ReptilesPosted Mon 27 Jul 2026 at 6:00pmMon 27 Jul 2026 at 6:00pmMon 27 Jul 2026 at 6:00pmLoading...In short:A video shows a large crocodile swimming directly towards a family standing near the water at Cahills Crossing.Crocodile expert Grahame Webb says it appears the crocodile was following a nearby fisher's catch, rather than the family.Experts are urging visitors to take responsibility for their own safety, with one warning if the risky behaviour continues, "it's only a matter of time" until an attack.abc.net.au/news/nt-cahills-crossing-crocodile-video-warnings-against-complacency/106961932Link copiedShareShare articleA close encounter between a large saltwater crocodile…

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