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I was led to believe by Targan, Leg and others, that EVERYTHING in Australia is bigger, better, more dangerous than any where else.
THEY LIED!!!!
Enjoy!
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Mike
THEY LIED!!!!
Enjoy!
My $0.02
Mike
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I read this story today too. I admit it, the Filipinos have us Aussies beat with that monster. Long live Lolong the Super-Croc!sigpic "It is better to be feared than loved" - Nicolo Machiavelli -
I think they made movie of that. Not going to keep that one in the bathtub.Just because I'm on the side of angels doesn't mean I am one.Comment
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I love how the mayor of the town says that he saw a "bigger crocodile" when they captured Lolong - two giant crocs sharing the same marshland and here's me thinking they were fiercely territorial but hmm, there's money in them thar rivers.Comment
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You're absolutely right, Stainless, they are very territorial and the biggest ones are the males which are agro all year round (the females get more agro when they have eggs in their nests as they are extremely protective mothers). And the big males get more territorial and aggressive the bigger they get. Their deep, bass, rumbling calls travel for miles. Salt water crocodiles scare the hell out of me.sigpic "It is better to be feared than loved" - Nicolo MachiavelliComment
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Meh, but there's only one of the big ones confirmed there....Originally posted by mikeo80 View Post
If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.
Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"
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True. In terms of geographic area there's a LOT more croc habitat in northern Australia than in the Philippines. It's entirely likely that there are some enormous crocs in remote parts of the Kimberley and the Northern Territory that have never seen (or tasted) humans...Originally posted by Legbreaker View PostMeh, but there's only one of the big ones confirmed there....
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...yet.Originally posted by Targan View Post
Once tourism starts up again, or the US Marines begin training in the area that'll change.If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.
Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"
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Now THAT is a LOT of crock!!!!Comment
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Leash Law
Don't you guys have a leash law in Australia
You've let your pets out of their pens again....
Enjoy!
My $0.02
MikeComment
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Why would we It's not like they cause any problems to us....
If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.
Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"
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We've been having some shark troubles off the coast of my side of the Great Southern Land lately. Five deaths by shark in 12 months on my stretch of coast, and several more serious injuries. The latest death was a surfer, apparently the dude was bitten in half in the attack. His body hasn't found so I guess the shark ate the rest of him too.
It seems some of the big Great White Sharks off Western Australia have developed a bit of a taste for human. I've seen some big bastards in the north of the state, 5 to 6 metres, but I've never seen a Great White myself in waters near Perth.sigpic "It is better to be feared than loved" - Nicolo MachiavelliComment
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Not that you're stupid enough to go swimming there anyway...Originally posted by Targan View Post
Leave that for the tourists.If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.
Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"
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What comes to sharks, they don't deliberately attack humans - shark attacking a human is usually mistaken about its prey. Sharks have a "sixth sense" that detects electricity currents in the water, caused by movement in the water. To a shark, a human paddling on a surfboard looks like a wounded fish trashing in the water. Shark also has a very good sense of smell, that is, they can sense a drop of blood in 1000 litres of seawater. And with what I know about sharks is that they actually dislike human meat - doesn't appeal to them that much, so mostly they bite just to get a taste. Of course the great whites just have big enough mouths that their 'nibbling' tends to take a rather sizeable chunk of the poor bastard being bitten...Originally posted by Targan View PostLast edited by Medic; 07-15-2012, 07:03 AM."Listen to me, nugget, and listen good. Don't go poppin' your head out like that, unless you want it shot off. And if you do get it shot off, make sure you're dead, because if you ain't, guess who's gotta drag your sorry ass off the field? Were short on everything, so the only painkiller I have comes in 9mm doses. Now get the hell out of my foxhole!" - an unknown medic somewhere, 2013.Comment
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They are only bigger because the Filipinos are more fattening.Originally posted by Targan View PostComment
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