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Canarvon Croc

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Created by theDoctor > 9 months ago, 15 Jan 2014
theDoctor
NSW, 5785 posts
15 Jan 2014 1:09PM
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a local canarvon kiter reportedly saw a 2mtr croc a hundred metres off the mangroves from pelican point....

anyone know who it was...?

kemp90
QLD, 1694 posts
15 Jan 2014 12:32PM
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2m that's still a baby??

austin
671 posts
15 Jan 2014 10:51AM
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its only a freshie

arloj
WA, 237 posts
15 Jan 2014 12:45PM
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when? i kited there yesterday arvo. highly doubt they would get down this far south

Loftywinds
QLD, 2060 posts
15 Jan 2014 3:03PM
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Another one of those threads that SHOULD be in the WA section! Yeah gimmmeee the red thumb!

Peterc150
VIC, 710 posts
15 Jan 2014 4:29PM
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Loftywinds said..

Another one of those threads that SHOULD be in the WA section! Yeah gimmmeee the red thumb!


Apparently this is the WA section. We are supposed read post titles and ignore them if they have Woodies, Mowing the Lawn, Pelican Point, The Pond, Margaret River, Lancelin, Rottnest, Leighton, Scarbs or Whining in it.

craggers
WA, 475 posts
15 Jan 2014 2:08PM
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Peterc150 said..


Loftywinds said..

Another one of those threads that SHOULD be in the WA section! Yeah gimmmeee the red thumb!



Apparently this is the WA section. We are supposed read post titles and ignore them if they have Woodies, Mowing the Lawn, Pelican Point, The Pond, Margaret River, Lancelin, Rottnest, Leighton, Scarbs or Whining in it.


The croc was from QLD. All our crocs are gone. Sharks ate 'em.

seafever17
WA, 360 posts
15 Jan 2014 11:05PM
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Yes I know.

It was Clarence .
Clarence from the pond.

dusta
WA, 2940 posts
15 Jan 2014 11:50PM
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Peterc150 said..

Loftywinds said..

Another one of those threads that SHOULD be in the WA section! Yeah gimmmeee the red thumb!


Apparently this is the WA section. We are supposed read post titles and ignore them if they have Woodies, Mowing the Lawn, Pelican Point, The Pond, Margaret River, Lancelin, Rottnest, Leighton, Scarbs or Whining in it.




why don't you blog about it ?

Peterc150
VIC, 710 posts
16 Jan 2014 11:42AM
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dusta said..




Peterc150 said..




Loftywinds said..

Another one of those threads that SHOULD be in the WA section! Yeah gimmmeee the red thumb!





Apparently this is the WA section. We are supposed read post titles and ignore them if they have Woodies, Mowing the Lawn, Pelican Point, The Pond, Margaret River, Lancelin, Rottnest, Leighton, Scarbs or Whining in it.







why don't you blog about it ?




Because it is as boring as bats*!t.

brooksy
WA, 498 posts
16 Jan 2014 8:53AM
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arloj said..

when? i kited there yesterday arvo. highly doubt they would get down this far south


Crocs make it south of Carnarvon each year in summer as long as the sea temp and air temp are warm enough.

On the east coast crocs make it as far as Fraser Island

craggers
WA, 475 posts
16 Jan 2014 12:24PM
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i worked in Geikie Gorge (Kimberley) for about 6 mths. (thats in WA for everyones benefit... )
swam in the gorge every day. the boat tour was very informative, about 900 crocs lived in there, all freshies.
as far as i knew at the time, with locals swimming there every day for 6 months of the year, there had never been a croc attack.
yes, at first it was unnerving seeing crocs a hundred metres away while swimming, but once you understand the animal and its behaviour and preferences it was no concern. fyi, if a freshie bites you and tries to roll you it is likely to break its jaw and then die a slow starving death. they know not to snack on too big a meat source.

Kazan
QLD, 699 posts
16 Jan 2014 2:55PM
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What a load of crocl Pun intended.

A croc does not have to start doing the death roll to kill or remove flesh from its prey. They even do not have to wedge you under a log to decompose you for later. Crocs, especially salties can eat you on the spot, and they have been known to attack and kill cattle and cows. So a human is more than the right size for it. Furthermore, male crocs will kill another croc, and eat it, even a female, if she objects to his courtship or desires to mate.

eddiemorgs
QLD, 391 posts
16 Jan 2014 2:57PM
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thats if its a freshie

craggers
WA, 475 posts
16 Jan 2014 1:13PM
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Kazan said..

What a load of crocl Pun intended.

A croc does not have to start doing the death roll to kill or remove flesh from its prey. They even do not have to wedge you under a log to decompose you for later. Crocs, especially salties can eat you on the spot, and they have been known to attack and kill cattle and cows. So a human is more than the right size for it. Furthermore, male crocs will kill another croc, and eat it, even a female, if she objects to his courtship or desires to mate.



Thanks Kazan.... what this means is that my testosterone levels have been pumped by my incredible feat of swimming with 900 crocs!! yehar!
...and yes, seriously, they swim in Geikie Gorge all the time, no jokes. the locals actually snigger at you if you talk about being bitten by a croc.

TurtleHunter
WA, 1675 posts
16 Jan 2014 1:16PM
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is there anyone in Carnarvon that actually knows anything. The old chinese whispers of sea breeze seems to be creating it's own story again.
I doubt a freshwater croc could travel that far without water and if a saltie has made it down there it will be almost dead and unable to eat anyway.

NoBS
WA, 908 posts
16 Jan 2014 1:18PM
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Peterc150 said..

dusta said..




Peterc150 said..




Loftywinds said..

Another one of those threads that SHOULD be in the WA section! Yeah gimmmeee the red thumb!


Apparently this is the WA section. We are supposed read post titles and ignore them if they have Woodies, Mowing the Lawn, Pelican Point, The Pond, Margaret River, Lancelin, Rottnest, Leighton, Scarbs or Whining in it.



why don't you blog about it ?


Because it is as boring as bats*!t.


you blog puts me to sleep.. It's an instant diazapam

craggers
WA, 475 posts
16 Jan 2014 1:29PM
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TurtleHunter said..

is there anyone in Carnarvon that actually knows anything. The old chinese whispers of sea breeze seems to be creating it's own story again.
I doubt a freshwater croc could travel that far without water and if a saltie has made it down there it will be almost dead and unable to eat anyway.


but thats half the fun.
i think its the internet that creates its own stories, not just seabreeze!!
i heard they raided Beibers house and found crocs in there.

TurtleHunter
WA, 1675 posts
16 Jan 2014 1:55PM
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True! and true?

hitch_hiker
WA, 492 posts
17 Jan 2014 9:57PM
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2m croc is only a pool party



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