83K views · 2.9K reactions | This may be the most dangerous national park in the world!  Kakadu national park is filled with Crocs and other dangeorous prey!  | Untamed | Facebook

1.6K views · 49 reactions | A small sample of the thriving wildlife at Kakadu National Park. Looking for your chance to visit the beautiful Top End? Join our community of over-60 travel lovers this July as we explore it together! Learn more about this fun-filled itinerary here: https://travelat60.com/holidays/6-days-discover-the-top-end-travel-at-60-community-tour-july-2021?utm_source=FB&utm_medium=VIDEO | Travel at 60 Australia | Facebook

The infamous Cahills Crossing in Kakadu National Park may be swarming with crocodile inhabitants, but the most dangerous behaviour often comes from its human visitors. 🐊 Visitors can view the powerful saltwater crocodiles from the safety of a high viewing platform. In 1987, a man was killed by a crocodile while attempting to walk across the crossing. Rangers stress the importance of obeying park guidelines, and only attempting to cross Cahills Crossing with a suitable 4WD vehicle when condition

“You raise them up to release them, not to keep them as pets.” Naturalists like Anne O'Dea work together with Traditional Owners to look after orphaned or injured animals until they’re ready to be released back into Kakadu National Park. It’s important to remember this transitional period is for the animal to safely integrate back into its natural home. 🧡 📺 Episode 4 of KAKADU is now streaming on the Aus Geo website at https://ausgeo.co/kakadu or via the link in our bio. #ausgeo #agadventure #