So sad, but simple precautions would have avoided this. The emotional pain is so obvious and I hope this lady gets some peace over time.
@vichess731510 ай бұрын
Two places I wouldn't go in the water or out into the wild are Australia and Africa....especially at night.
@iloveschicken652710 ай бұрын
Don't forget Florida!
@pascalswager910010 ай бұрын
They better stay in friggin Queensland! That's why I stay outta there and the humidity lol
@einienj328110 ай бұрын
People think they own the planet and that animals should know that.. time for some humble pie.
@iloveschicken652710 ай бұрын
@@einienj3281 Facts!
@the_piper00110 ай бұрын
o plenty of spots in australia that are safec as can be
@sukijay49909 ай бұрын
I would have been nervous to go to a deserted beach at night anyway due to a possible attack from human predators, never mind crocodiles. This is a horrific story, I can’t even imagine the trauma of being in the water in the dark struggling against a massive beast. She was brave trying to find her friend before leaving to get help.
@MPPG6639 ай бұрын
Exactly. I don't understand people who don't have an ounce of situational awareness.
@isitoveryet95252 ай бұрын
Brave….but incredibly ignorant. They were born & raised in Australia, & thought going to croc infested waters at night for fun, was a good idea? I can’t imagine the trauma this woman experienced, but it was completely self inflicted.
@s3uoq28 күн бұрын
Really??? 🤦 Well just goes to show how much you know because it was a crocodile that was the big risk to her not being attacked by a male as you have kindly pointed out in your outrageous comment🤦 Disgraceful that you tried to change this story's warning of the dangers of crocs and push your own agenda on what's more risky. Go play with a bear in the wood will you.
@sukijay499028 күн бұрын
@@s3uoq what a ridiculous comment!
@s3uoq28 күн бұрын
@sukijay4990 There, I fixed it for you, my fault for not being clear enough.
@rawdog31410 ай бұрын
Two aussies who knew the risks but chose to ignore it, heartbreaking but so easily avoidable.
@joshualeonard46588 ай бұрын
They are from New Zealand 😅
@rawdog3148 ай бұрын
@@joshualeonard4658 her friend was from Cairns, either way they both would of known the risk, idiotic comment
@jlarrywhite82 ай бұрын
to much champagne
@cindoz1289Ай бұрын
@@joshualeonard4658she sounds pretty aussie to me! NZ basically is Australia so that's still no excuse when they're lived here for decades
@rebelruth9582Ай бұрын
And the croc is killed as usual. They were around with the dinosaurs.
@leeleefertig-washington252010 ай бұрын
I’m sorry. I’m not trying to be an a hole… but two Aussie ladies who are well aware of their surroundings!!!! Why would you do this? It’s like me and my friend going into the swamp at night Just sad! Horribly sad!!!
@danasandoval62410 ай бұрын
Exactly, they knew the crocs were there they were warned yet still ignored all this. Yes the story is sad but was completely available.
@samuraininjarockstar935510 ай бұрын
@@danasandoval624totally agree, tragic but why would you swim in such dangerous areas.
@danasandoval62410 ай бұрын
@@samuraininjarockstar9355 exactly, sad but these women live in a country with crocodiles & know better. They also knew the area they were there are more of them. Anytime you are in the area of wildlife you should never put yourself in a situation that can cost you your life. Very sad.
@joshualeonard46588 ай бұрын
They're not Australian ... New Zealanders
@schneewitschen1017 ай бұрын
I agree, to a point. It’s a common misconception that shallow waters are safe. I once saw 3 enormous crocs vanish into a very small…pool for lack of a better word that I knew was 18-24 inches deep. The general public has the tendency to underestimate the danger and really should be better educated what it means to be “croc wise”.
@12time1210 ай бұрын
Swimming in croc and sharky waters will always be risky. At least with sharks they generally aren’t predatory attacks, but with crocodilians they will absolutely see you as dinner. We can’t tailor the world to suit us, so we must treat such creatures with caution and respect. These predators are needed in their respective environments.
@DenjiSuper10 ай бұрын
Darwin prize winner. The majority of humans have become quite unaware of the reality of Nature.
@seanservo31055 ай бұрын
You can and should tailor it to suit you, plenty are ready and able. You simply don’t want to. You enjoy the harder and more uninformed route. For others. You probably don’t even enjoy the water and prefer making waves.
@missmay7133 ай бұрын
@@seanservo3105 Ah yes, because us tailoring the natural environment to serve our wants has done such good for the world...there's a reason we are seeing huge ecological collapse and a 6th mass extinction. It's from people deciding to tailor the world to be our personal playground instead of respecting it.
@inner_ironАй бұрын
Risky?
@inner_ironАй бұрын
Ya reckon mate!?
@nictennick165010 ай бұрын
"it's just common sense isn't it?" I thought that was the case with entering water in croc country? Especially at night!
@jerumd9 күн бұрын
Yes, and the Crocs always get the blaming, all because of two stupid humans who decided to go skinny dipping in Croc territory at night.
@meplife731310 ай бұрын
This is just horrific. Although going to the water at night is always going to be risky. I hope she can heal from this... would definitely cause PTSD.
@Madronaxyz9 ай бұрын
I am completely baffled by the idea of walking in the water there--especially at night.
@elenaelena73Ай бұрын
Poor lady, must have been pure horror
@jasegalaxy7410 ай бұрын
That beach at night !!! Scary as! No one around and besides Crocs, what about bull sharks, box jellyfish and irukandji ! 😬
@petergough253410 ай бұрын
What a dreadful sad story but forgive me for saying why go out to that beach in the pitch dark of the night especially in a remote part of the world. 🇬🇧
@starlooker661210 ай бұрын
Hate to say it but maybe alcohol was a contributing factor? I know what it's like when female friends get together and want to have fun being one myself.
@deborahbriskie433010 ай бұрын
So sad. I'm so sorry you lost your best friend like that, how horrific and my heart goes out to all who loved her. But we can not allow Australia to become like the rest of the world. Killing our animals for sport and money. We as humans are so destructive. We won't be happy until we make every animal disappear from the face of this beautiful planet of ours. We need to protect them because they all have a massive impact on the eco system, the environment needs them all. There should be warning signs everywhere.. warning all.. the risk is high being in their territory. Love to you and her family. ❤
@danapuryear6889Ай бұрын
Amen to that. Thank you for saying that. People are getting out of control, not nature. Leave nature alone.
@cecilelyons7178Ай бұрын
People who travel into these areas....Far North Tropics of Queensland, Northern Territory, Western Australia MUST HEED the information about crocodiles. I have personally been to the Daintree area ( for bird watching...not fishing) and would not enter any body of water. Many signs say....CROCODILES INHABIT THESE WATERS.
@amberalexander667029 күн бұрын
There are signs everywhere all over Queensland, especially at creeks and beaches.
@Sarah-iy7uc16 күн бұрын
You don’t think the Irwin’s make loads of money from being wildlife warriors? The hunter wasn’t wanting eradicate of crocodiles, just number management. He relocated them too.
@GoldyBar10 ай бұрын
the crocs live there. It's their home. This is awful but we must respect the animals.
@DenjiSuper10 ай бұрын
Is that what they say in Chicago, Baltimore, San Francisco and the other big blue cities?
@rawdog31410 ай бұрын
@@DenjiSuperwhat you chattin?
@GG-hu9dn9 ай бұрын
Perhaps you should try saying that if someone you care about got eaten by one of these monsters?! Who will even eat each other?!
@jolo31189 ай бұрын
@@DenjiSuper I vote Rep as well but I fail to see the connection between this and whether someone is a dem or rep. These women were literally in the crocs home.
@rawdog3148 ай бұрын
@@GG-hu9dn plenty of places to swim in Australia and be safe,it was stupidity in the highest degree,awful way to go and very sad but so easily avoidable.
@Jaya-zn7vr10 ай бұрын
I was told a story from an Aboriginal fella about 40 years ago. He told me that each Aboriginal tribe had a sacred animal. They never harmed or ate them, they looked after them. Another tribe may have a different animal at the heart of their tribe. Again, they didn't harm or eat their totam animal. So, it was not disrespectful to eat the animal from another tribe. In this way, they stop stopped over hunting each species AND over-population. Does this not make complete sense!? Croc's have no preditors. Maybe if we were more like aboriginal peoples, there would be balance.
@GypsyGirl31721 күн бұрын
That's profoundly wise! ❤
@shawnduddridge18 күн бұрын
@Jaya-zn7vr I was told they used to eat crocodiles, kill their young and raid their eggs.. deliberately, to keep the population low. A lot of them apparently think our policy of total protection is absolutely crazy.
@MURKYDEEP10 ай бұрын
We can't tailor the world to just suite us. . . .sorry.
@QuestofthenightАй бұрын
Completely agree. Yet we always seem to try. Even the smallest example of calling squirrels rats raccoons pests. Or get mad when they get in their flowers. Like how entitled can one human be?
@ArranVidАй бұрын
@@Questofthenight Yeah some humans are annoying as fuck.
@2562Fairdinkum22 күн бұрын
Thank you!!!
@GypsyGirl31721 күн бұрын
Suit, not suite...😅🙆🏻♀️
@Questofthenight21 күн бұрын
@@GypsyGirl317 do you feel better now? You know they say people that feel the need to correct people especially in a casual setting like social media are compensating for their lack of smarts. It’s egotistical and elitist. You understood what they were saying just fine. You weren’t correcting to be helpful, you were being condescending and it’s not cute.
@ODGreenZa9 ай бұрын
Im south african my sister lives in Australia. When i visit i know not to go in the water. We dont have salt water crocodiles but ive seen nile crocodiles in the ocean after storms around st lucia area. Dont ever think youre safe in the ocean
@JacquiQ10 ай бұрын
I went up there in the 80's. went on a day trip from Cairns, we were told the beach is beautiful but there are salties in the sea so do not swim, we never went near the water, and as a foreign tourist I knew not to swim up there or in the sea at Darwin for same reason. I would not have even paddled in the water. I think it it is just a terrible accident and very sad. Maybe culling is called for but you have to respect where these creatures live, u can't kil em all off so we can go for a swim. what do the local indigenous peoples think abt it ? Be nice to have their opinion/knowledge/wisdom on the subject.
@cindoz1289Ай бұрын
The indigenous respect the crocs! They also swim up there but only in certain places where salties don't go! I believe they used to cull large problem crocs back in the day and probably still do today out in the remote communities their kind of cull isn't the same as how the white man would go about culling them thats for sure
@chellesama8256Ай бұрын
I, too, would love to hear from the aboriginal peoples on this. True masters of the environment know they are just a part of it.
@peterbrooks1781Ай бұрын
'wisdom' lol they hunted 90 percent of Australia's megafauna to extinction
@deadshot807728 күн бұрын
@@chellesama8256aboriginal people hunt and eat the salties. They did not consent to the outlawing of this practice.
@selwyn50010 ай бұрын
More education especially for tourists. Anyone should be aware of their environment. Crocs are masters of ambush.🏃🐊
@bearcatracing00710 ай бұрын
Signs everywhere in multiple languages!
@isitoveryet95252 ай бұрын
They weren’t even tourists & let’s not pretend signs are the solution. People won’t even stay out of predator enclosures at zoos ffs….& there are signs, Barriers, & moats!
@isitoveryet95252 ай бұрын
They weren’t even tourists & let’s not pretend signs are the solution. People won’t even stay out of predator enclosures at zoos ffs….& there are signs, Barriers, & moats!
@Tinky352 ай бұрын
If you took me to this beach, I'd stay in the car.
@ScottChegg26Ай бұрын
Been to this beach. It's well worth a visit. Just stay 20ft away from the water at all times and never camp on the beach and you would be fine.
@liaplarr164318 күн бұрын
@@ScottChegg26Surrrreeee 😅
@Baxjr8810 ай бұрын
dont wade in the water at night in croc country that simple
@kellygarsed256110 ай бұрын
Or day time for that matter
@samuraininjarockstar935510 ай бұрын
The story is sad & tragic but I can’t think why anyone let alone Native Aussies would enter the sea or waterholes , River at night or day in the Northern part of the country , absolutely madness , you can’t blame an animal in its natural habitat , also the sea there is home to Box jellyfish, Great white , Tiger & Bull sharks, even Steve Irwin wouldn’t have done that .
@Baxjr8810 ай бұрын
@@samuraininjarockstar9355 no you don't get great whites in the north U get bull sharks an Tigger sharks
@nakagurl889 ай бұрын
the women are idiots for not knowing and understanding the dangers of the environment they chose to holiday in
@byron65529 ай бұрын
THANK YOU.
@samuraininjarockstar935510 ай бұрын
The hunter in the video is going to say Cull them, he’s thinking of his bank balance , I’m definitely on the side of the Irwin family .
@shawnduddridge18 күн бұрын
@samuraininjarockstar9355 The Irwin family isnt thinking about their bank balance?? 😳 Do you have any idea how much of a capitalistic commercial operation Australia Zoo is? Even eating lunch there is twice as bad as the airport.
@maryscott943010 ай бұрын
What an awesome set of bffs. This is so sad. Im sure she has trauma from seeing her friend taken like that and not being able to do more. My heart breaks for them.
@isitoveryet95252 ай бұрын
Very sad, but also completely their own fault. This wasn’t some freak accident that just couldn’t be prevented….. they intentionally went into croc country for no real reason, & a croc attacked. Why people take such massive risks with their lives I’ll never understand
@janetlewis88486 күн бұрын
These animals are dinosaurs,they have lived thousands of years cause they're smart.they watch.
@alfountain572610 ай бұрын
When she said i wanted to feel what she felt because that's what I thought I deserved.....😢 I felt that. She was fighting a lost battle. 🕳️🖤🕳️
@gabe_254415 күн бұрын
There’s a KZbin Short where some people fixed up a dummy in a kayak and had the figure’s hand up to the wrist dragging in the water. The speed, stealth and strategical attack by the croc was incredible. It raised its head in a sideways position, chomped on the lower arm, then immediately upwards to the upper arm. If it’d been a person they would’ve found themselves yanked out of the kayak and into the water before they could even process what was going on. Chilling.
@-Awareness10 ай бұрын
Weren’t Australian crocodiles at endangered levels in the 70’s?…
@kiki2907310 ай бұрын
Yes until the Irwins went all out on fighting the government and others to protect certain areas. Steve sunk a lot of his money in pirchased 100,000 acres of remote land in several places. Terri had to fight back and forth for years to gain control. There were land developers of course paying off government officials probably getting injunctions on her. I think she finally just in the past few years won. It is just like in the USA alligators were critically endangered. They put a ban on. All hunting for about thirty years and the population boomed. Now they are back in even higher numbers than they were originally in some places and states had to reintroduce tag systems to allow hunting again.
@amandawhite93629 ай бұрын
Yeah they were being poisoned by toads 🐸
@isitoveryet95252 ай бұрын
He literally talks about it at 3:12 lol
@christinejackson392210 ай бұрын
I have up there a few times for holidays and its a beautiful part of Australia but like a lot of areas in Australia you must respect and be aware of the environment and surroundings and everything will be ok
@stargazer462510 ай бұрын
THIS IS UNBELIEVABLY SAD. I live in the States. I actually had a dream that alligators were chasing me and trying to eat me the other night. Not making this up. It was frightening. I can only imagine the terror these two ladies went through. My prayers are with them and their family's. 😢
@trawlins396Ай бұрын
Why does it matter that you're in the States,?
@Joelji812 ай бұрын
Killing animals so humans can swim!!! I mean what’s wrong with ppl?
@stephanwuertz9988Ай бұрын
Humans are garbage
@nikke24044 ай бұрын
It's sad for sure, but being stupidly ignorant about croc warnings often comes with an ultimate price...
@Liahs33325 күн бұрын
Millions of Aussies go in the water daily. There had never been a croc attack there before. So everyone who goes in the water deserves to be eaten alive by your judgement of stupidly ignorant?
@paulbowman176210 ай бұрын
I can feel Leeann's pain watching this ! So Tragic and im so sorry for Cindy's loss ! Godbless ! 🙏🏴
@TayvinWorldАй бұрын
How awful, I can’t nor want to imagine what that was like to watch or experience. To people talking out the side of their necks, STOP being so damn disrespectful, for real, be grown. If it was you or your loved ones, god forbid, I don’t think you would appreciate the comments. Stop being messy 😒
@hannabio2770Ай бұрын
I so much agree with you! Thank you for being a decent human.
@mrwaynemysteryvoice10 ай бұрын
Put your hands in a bee hive expect to get stung
@Vijay19893 ай бұрын
Only a person with a death wish would want to wade in waters off a beach in Northern Australia at night
@jamieduncan63463 ай бұрын
I wouldn't swim, or go in the water, anywhere in Australia unless it's a swimming pool....fenced in!
@LTV_inc10 ай бұрын
Yikes. This has to be the scariest thing ever. Eaten by a 🦕, alive.
@patcheskatt79672 ай бұрын
They drown you first, so at least you're not eaten alive.
@littlethingfriends32712 ай бұрын
Just stay out of their territory and they will not eat you !! Simple!!
@jlarrywhite82 ай бұрын
thats to much like common sense to some people
@mea1174 ай бұрын
I couldn't imagine living around Crocs without both eyes open. I live on the outskirts of New Orleans Louisiana by the swamps and we have alligators everywhere which I fear! I know that Crocs are much worse. 🙏 Stay safe!!
@LaunchPadMcQuack4Hire29 күн бұрын
All these people blaming the women and calling them stupid need to keep their nasty thoughts to themselves. They went there because their friend had a place there, so for all we know, they've been there before many times with no problems. I could see how familiarity of a place and lack of previous problems could make people underestimate the potential danger. Note that @22:58 they even say THERE HAD NEVER BEEN AN ATTACK THERE BEFORE and that NOW there are warning signs. (So presumably there weren't signs there before.) Look, we've all done foolish things that could have turned out badly for us if luck hadn't been on our side at the time. So we should show a little respect and empathy for what these poor women went through and keep our judgy, holier-than-thou opinions to ourselves.
@GypsyGirl31721 күн бұрын
This!! Thank you.❤😊🌿👍🏽🙆🏻♀️
@christopherdale70178 ай бұрын
I couldn't help but feel this woman,but unfortunately Crocodiles don't have any human trates and all the see us as food.
@trawlins396Ай бұрын
",traits"
@Andreakellom9 ай бұрын
It was great to see Terry again😎
@Cablecol10 ай бұрын
The Swamp People reality show needs to film here!
@bearcatracing00710 ай бұрын
The fearmongering is almost embarrassing 😂 so croc levels are coming back to what they were before humans almost wiped them off earth! Its croc country, dont go near the water, simple! Hence why there are pools everywhere!
@isitoveryet95252 ай бұрын
Did they legitimately edit in big cat roars? 😂 sounded like they tried to make the crocs roar like lions
@Dissident822 ай бұрын
I would never swim in the sea at night in Australia.
@Jake-ky9ed9 ай бұрын
Animal just does what its nature is, insanely horrible story but avoidable. That said, animal has to be regulated, people first. The idea of people paying for tags is the solution, economy builder and the money goes back to land and animal conservation efforts. That beach wasn’t known for crocodiles but they have legs, they swim, they travel.
@usagibun72 ай бұрын
No, not people first. We're not the only important ones in this planet and thinking we are is killing the earth.
@jenniferlopez355410 ай бұрын
Oh my goodness 😢 Crocodiles are ferocious creatures, great predators but so dangerous 😢
@turtlejeepjen31410 ай бұрын
Crocodiles edited to have *ROARING LION* sound effects😂
@nakagurl889 ай бұрын
that's no edit 😂 your just a idiot
@Liahs33324 күн бұрын
Wrong, that’s exactly what they sound like. Do you really not know that?
@einienj328110 ай бұрын
That will happen when you share nature with animals that are capable if hunting humans.. I don't blame a bear attacking a human in the woods. Stay out of the woods.
@Joelji812 ай бұрын
Wild life must be protected!!! If you wanna swim get a swimming pool
@harrysingh287410 ай бұрын
Human invasion... not croc or animal invasion. Common sense and safety regulations are on a downward spiral... Government and authorities need to pull up their socks in maintaining basic safety regulations and natural habitat... Big Time.
@dariak122114 күн бұрын
Going into Crocs water at night is the dumbest idea ever. I mean, what in the actual world did they think they were doing?
@Brisingrize21 күн бұрын
Why in the seven hells would anyone think it’s a good idea to go swimming in the dark of the night? This is just downright tragic for both the women but also the crocs themselves. Because it’s a way to villainise them. It reminds me of what the author of Jaws said on a national geographic documentary that if he had known what Great Whites were like he never could have written Jaws. This is the same with crocodiles, they aren’t out there planning people’s demises, they are something that reacts. They don’t think what you are, it’s snap at anything. I had the absolute pleasure of feeding a croc as a kid (you know the chicken on the line) and seeing this gorgeous animal slowly move underneath the chicken, raise his head and then leap up to grab it, had a profound impact on me. I introduced my niece’s to crcodiles about a year ago, at Butterfly Creek and the croc had zero interest in putting on a show that day, even though seeing him boredly come out of the water and open his jaws, as an artist I was flawed. I asked if he wasn’t very hungry and they said no, but he usually is fairly keen. And if you’d like another amazing fact about crocodiles, their blood contains an anti-bacterial component which stops Crocs dying of infection. Medicla Science is still trying to synthesise it. One day I hope I can do the encounter with a crocodile, where you are in a glass cage at one of the aquariums, get up close and personal to a great big salty. That I admire. I have had to take blood from crcos as a work experience, and it only fueled my fascinaiton further. I don’t thing culling them is going to save the problem, coexsisting is the only way to do things. But, we always need a villain, need I remind everyone of The Tasmanian Tiger 😢.
@marielysbraund39542 ай бұрын
It's not that simple crocodiles will hunt on the land as well and will take you out of a boat.
@justinskinner787410 ай бұрын
Common sense is 2 drunk girls should stay out of crocodile infested waters at night
@elainevankat535310 ай бұрын
Yup!
@jonathanstranovsky2 ай бұрын
Crocodiles are instinctive. They choose to watch and wait for whatever they truly desire, something we as humans fail to do. My backyard back's up to a croc river in Northern Australia. A fight to win Territorial rights is a spectacular sight to watch. I am so sorry for your loss lady. I instantly lost my partner in 2021 not by the jaws of a croc but by a bus driver speeding through a pedestrian crossing.
@gayledillon939510 ай бұрын
In cairns we have them in the suburbs
@margaretchabaud970010 ай бұрын
Hardly
@bearcatracing00710 ай бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂
@sallyclay19742 ай бұрын
Y would anyone, knowing there r crocs in that area, put themselves in such danger? Some humans have no common sense.
@hannahruth399313 күн бұрын
crocs don't need protecting ,, never have, never will... anyone who thinks they do doesn't know anything about them..
@dannypashley555210 ай бұрын
Anywhere from about Rockhampton upwards are big croc and tiger sharks is another big one in Queensland too
@GoriBeringeifan332Ай бұрын
I'm always sorry for any unnecessary loss of a life, specially when it's completely avoidable. This lady speaks about common sense, but showed a massive lack thereof: You're in the wild, not Disney World. You went into the territory of crocodiles who have been going about the business of their lives for millions of years, don't blame them for your lack of responsibility. As for the animal slaughter freaks: crocs keep our ecosystem in balance, you want to compound the damage done by all your ignorant, short-sighted predecessors. You lose.
@jk53359 ай бұрын
RIP and thoughts to the lady but if people are complaining about crocodiles in remote areas then they don't want them to live anywhere. The hicks should just cut the BS about "numbers" and just admit to wanting to wipe them out. I'm sure around 1% of hatchlings reach adulthood so nature already has a system for them. Also, last time I checked, humans aren't amphibious, so we ALWAYS have a choice to avoid them.
@vippilla1688Ай бұрын
The "Hicks". So you live in a cosy city by the sounds if it. In which case you have no business running your mouth.
@elizabethmccommons337910 ай бұрын
Night or day, alligators or crocs, they stalk any animal, child or grandmother. There are 30,000 alligators just in lake Okeechobee in Florida. I was terrified living in Florida with children and pets. When the hurricanes spread water, no place is safe. I believe it is absolutely out of control. Let the people who need the meat harvest what they need. Every river, every pond or drainage ditch is like a ticking time bomb. It reminds me of dinosaurs that ambush on the loose. It really is the same thing.😮
@jesuschrist716910 ай бұрын
Maybe stick to that pretend free country
@Cablecol10 ай бұрын
Hence, the reality show Swamp People. I approve of them since they hunt for survival and summer income since they are local people in Louisiana, Florida and Texas.
@weldingLLC9 ай бұрын
They were there before you lol yearssss before you
@isitoveryet95252 ай бұрын
Elizabeth, you’re ridiculous 🙄 On average, there are 7 unprovoked gator attacks a year in FLA, which has a population of almost 23 MILLION people. Not even all result in death, or serious injury….so save your “save the kids & pets” hysterics ma’am & leave those alligators alone. Calling it a “ticking time bomb” is legitimately unhinged.
@mommyshark11242 ай бұрын
I live in South Florida. The gators were here first.
@modernlegacy55556 ай бұрын
Remote location very few people. Sounds like a great place to swim at night. What could possibly go wrong?
@mommyshark11242 ай бұрын
God forgive me, but reading this literally made me lmfao😂🤣
@colinlea23779 ай бұрын
Love the croc guys attitude, geezer.
@qldsafariАй бұрын
That’s just horrific 😔
@titandragon753Ай бұрын
Nobody has the right to kill any creature that lives in its own natural habitat
@ladanian560Ай бұрын
@@sandrazollman550Australia wasn’t made for ppl to live in crocodiles have lived there for almost 100 million years. The first colonizers to go to Australia was 37,000 years ago so ppl invaded their territory and now mad and scared that they’re killing ppl🤨
@melissabradley9749Ай бұрын
These crocodiles have just as much right to be here as we do.❤
@susannau89Ай бұрын
I’m so sorry they went through this, but in cairns and surrounds I wouldn’t even walk on the beach let alone go In the water. Why do people have this false sense of confidence?
@NanciBKАй бұрын
Because they live in cities, and they forget we share this planet at all, let alone with animals dangerous to us. The increase in tourist idiocy in US national parks since the pandemic has been astounding. The number of visitors went way up and they seem to think the bison and bears and mountain goats etc. are animals in a petting zoo, with predictable results.
@nessa2574Ай бұрын
I really liked her until she said its common sense to kill the crocodile thats literally in its home
@emmaw5133Ай бұрын
Crocodiles can live further down Qld if they wanted to. One was found in the logan river, thats not to far from the Gold Coast. But humans won't allow it. The larger the croc the more I think they should be protected, not hunted when they've survived that long to reach that size. Seems disrespectful.
@26michaeluk2 ай бұрын
Imma gonna continue to stay away from areas with Crocs.
@ArranVidАй бұрын
I am sorry that she lost her arm, and it is sad the other woman died, RIP.
@dcher38682 ай бұрын
“You’re just meat”… yes. If you invade their territory, you are just meet.🙄
@minvelseskanal8762 ай бұрын
They didnt just suddenly end up in deep water, they walked out to it deliberately, right? What were they thinking
@chrisnatmills780221 күн бұрын
Sorry that poor woman was taken, but, she must of known their were risks... if not a croc than a shark, especially at night....
@edwardbrown5337Ай бұрын
I’m sorry that a life was lost and it’s a horrible situation but common sense is not going in water at night in places like that.
@troyball7917Ай бұрын
So your expecting us to believe none of your friends from the Daintree told you of the danger in the water?
@bsnhbksan29 күн бұрын
Normally, like you'd often find in comment sections like these, I'd make a point to mention how silly these people are for getting themselves into situations like these, but after hearing this woman speak about it, especially the attack, all I feel is absolute sympathy for her :.(
@Rubytuesday1569Ай бұрын
It's unfair to demonise crocs like this. A very sad thing happened, but going into that water at that time was a very foolhardy risk to take. 🩵🐊 RIP Cindy 🕊️ Trophy hunting is barbaric. Absolutely disgraceful.
@LucasWRIGHT-u5bАй бұрын
FOOLHARDY....EXTREMELY DANGEROUS... THERE ARE SALTWATER CROCODILE WARNING SIGNS IN PLACE...
@ArranVidАй бұрын
Humans are more deadly than crocodiles.
@patriciawillard10722 ай бұрын
Crocs have rights too. Dont go in their territory
@drdeborahhockney560910 ай бұрын
Crazt to wade into crocodile country water😮
@junipermiles30082 ай бұрын
You can't kill the crocs. They have a right to be here to. Move them to a different place but don't kill them!
@fergie2507698 ай бұрын
No common sense...whats a croc supposed to do? Free food
@cindoz1289Ай бұрын
I'm sorry but as an aussie this is unbelievably stupid and an unnecessary tragedy, even worse they were from croc country themselves and still did this! So sad
@jonnyjobes3621Ай бұрын
In Port Douglas you can only swim in the netted area. That's a beach adjacent to a town, so it's incredible to think these ladies got into the water in a remote area of the Daintree.
@hannabio2770Ай бұрын
This is so sad... And so tragic... I feel so sorry for both of this women!
@vippilla1688Ай бұрын
I greatly dislike crocodiles. But in saying that, WHY OH WHY would you take the risk 😭 Crocodiles WILL eat you if they are given the opportunity. A horrible and senseless tragedy.
@chellesama8256Ай бұрын
My heart goes out to all the victims, and the crocs who are just trying to live their lives.
@beazleteats4031Ай бұрын
Sensational media exaggeration as usual. Crocs, like sharks are native to our country and shouldn't be killed. If you swim in shark infested waters the chances are one day you'll be taken...and the same applies to crocs. Don't go into THEIR habitat and as sad as it is to lose a loved friend, there's no need to be alarmist about crocs. Personally, I love crocs and would hate to see there number "controlled' again. My sincere condolences to Cindy's family & friends.
@ithinkimbackjwКүн бұрын
Play stupid games..win stupid prizes
@kimberlycraigie244310 ай бұрын
I don’t even swim in the water at daytime in north/far north QLD
@chriscolton632910 ай бұрын
100,000 Salties roaming about in the Northern Territory seems a bit excessive, in terms of conservation! How many crocodiles do you need?
@lydiamcpherson79259 ай бұрын
There are over a million alligators and crocodiles far South in Florida.....
@isitoveryet95252 ай бұрын
Humans are something else smh “100,000 crocs seems a bit excessive. It’s not like they’ve laid claim to this land nearly 100 million years ago, or anything. It should totally be up to us how many get the opportunity to live” God complex getting a bit outta control, isn’t it sir?
@mommyshark11242 ай бұрын
They were here first.
@QuestofthenightАй бұрын
In terms of conservation? Bro what? Humans are not the only animals on this planet. You want them to be culled so you can go swim? GIVE ME A BREAK
@chriscolton6329Ай бұрын
@@Questofthenight Calm down, mate. Who said I wanted them culled? Now, go and untwist your panties... 👍
@saravis569 ай бұрын
Just accept, the water belongs to the critters. You wouldn’t trespass in a stranger’s house, stay out of the crocs’.
@matai2437Ай бұрын
My sister was bitten by a great white. In Moeraki New Zealand, she pulled her arm out of its mouth and fought it, punching it in a frenzied attack, and it took off my uncle heard her screaming on shore 200 metres out by the fishing boats he thought it was a joke Jane was holding on to an anchor chain then he saw the blood that's when things got really scary swimming back my sister on his back but they made it safe the next day fishermen caught a ten foot white pointer hanging around the fishing boats eating leftovers gutted fish a close call 😊
@oksure900Ай бұрын
That is so scary. Did she lose her arm?
@matai2437Ай бұрын
she got teeth marks pulling her arm out of its mouth she said it was like running a fork down her arm thats where the blood come from
@elainevankat535310 ай бұрын
She needs to write a book…. “I Got Cancer and My Best Friend Got Eaten by A Crocodile”
@jesuschrist716910 ай бұрын
Two girls, one croc...
@kyrraleighkemp364922 күн бұрын
Don't jump in the fire and complain when you get burnt.
@webby710625 күн бұрын
Stupidity caused her own death
@pearlm4482Ай бұрын
Well they did enter their territory. Everyone in NQ knows the risks as there are signs everywhere. Even small resivorses, creeks and swaps carry the risk of crocs
@the_piper00110 ай бұрын
nothing you can do save yourself and move on
@RianneTruth2 ай бұрын
I disagree with the last 10 seconds of the video, no it ia not common sense because the 🐊 was there before humans wanted to claim the space. It is common sense for the crocodile to eat whatever he finds too if thats the logic you want to live by.