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I like getting close to nature but...

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We loose the occasional tourist to the Crocodiles. Doesn't help when they get this close! :shock:

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Brutus is 5.5 meters in size and lost his front right leg to a shark.

Glad to see he knows what it is like to be on somebody's menu. :P

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/more-news/huge-crocodile-brutus-delights-tourists-in-the-northern-territory/story-fn7x8me2-1226092658221
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Glad to see he knows what it is like to be on somebody's menu.


:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Hi Mark,

My husband wants to know was Brutus trying to eat the shark when he lost his leg!
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nessa wrote:Hi Mark,

My husband wants to know was Brutus trying to eat the shark when he lost his leg!
Nessa


I got to say it.............................................got to

Et tu Brutus


get it ...do ya!!


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Northern Lass wrote:
nessa wrote:Hi Mark,

My husband wants to know was Brutus trying to eat the shark when he lost his leg!
Nessa


I got to say it.............................................got to

Et tu Brutus


get it ...do ya!!


:lol:



nor with a bite like that definately a miss brutus :lol: :lol:
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Maybe a Lady Macbeth
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Northern Lass wrote:
nessa wrote:Hi Mark,

My husband wants to know was Brutus trying to eat the shark when he lost his leg!
Nessa


I got to say it.............................................got to

Et tu Brutus


get it ...do ya!!


:lol:


:oops: Nop sorry :eh:
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I don't think a saltwater croc would be quick enough to eat a Great White shark.

Crocs will eat other crocs quite happily.
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grangers14 wrote:
Northern Lass wrote:
nessa wrote:Hi Mark,

My husband wants to know was Brutus trying to eat the shark when he lost his leg!
Nessa


I got to say it.............................................got to

Et tu Brutus


get it ...do ya!!


:lol:


:oops: Nop sorry :eh:


Removes whip from handbag........................ATE YOU!!............Et tu

BRUTUS!!

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They talked about that picture this morning on This morning on tv!
I didnt hear what was said mind :roll:
But I did say you said it on the forum! :lol:
Not sure who was listening like!
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Your pretty safe if the croc has chomped on an American tourist.

The taste puts them off humans.
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MarkCDodd wrote:Your pretty safe if the croc has chomped on an American tourist.

The taste puts them off humans.


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Post by dianel »

I think those tour operators who teach crocs to jump out of the water after meat are crazy. I've been close enough in a boat to a big croc, and I do NOT want them to be jumping out of the water near me. I heard a story once about a fisherman who had a big croc jump into his boat after a barramundi he had just caught. The croc jumped in and the fisherman jumped out. What a choice - stay in the boat with the croc that you know about or jump into the water with the dozens that you don't know about ... yet!
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No way some stinky lizard would get my Barra!!!
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