Australian Saltwater Crocodile Collection

Crocodile lunch
Saltwater crocodile opening its jaws to catch chicken

Old Joe
Saltwater crocodile from the Cairns region in Australia

Saltwater crocodile or estuarine crocodile
Crocodylus porosus Order, Crocodilia Family, Crocodylidae, Kakadu, Northern territory Australia

Saltwater Crocodile(Crocodylus porosus)showing teethNorthern Territories, Australia

Saltwater crocodile engraving 1896
Meyers Konversations-Lexikon

Illustration of Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand, showing fauna, flora and places of interest

Saltwater Crocodile(Crocodylus porosus)opening jawsNorthern Territories, Australia

Australian saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus), underwater view
Rock Islands, Palau, Micronesia

Saltwater Crocodile

Croc in the lilies
A saltwater crocodile at Corroboree Billabong, Mary River

Crikey Mate
Salt water Crocodie, Adelaide River, Australia, NT

Salt Water (Estuarine) Crocodile
Australian Saltwater crocodiles. also known as estuarine crocodiles. are the largest living reptiles. They are aggressive, territorial, and plentiful across northern Australia

Crocodile Eye
Adelaide River, Darwin, Australia

Jumping Crocodile
Australias Northern Territory on Adelaide river. It is large salt water (saltie) crocodile

Im Watching You
Salt Water Croc, Darwin, Australia

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"Meet Old Joe, the Mighty Australian Saltwater Crocodile" Known as the Saltwater Crocodile or Estuarine Crocodile, Old Joe is a true icon of Australia's wildlife. Found in the Adelaide River of Darwin, Northern Territory, this colossal reptile has earned its reputation as a huge saltwater jumping crocodile. Dating back to 1896, an engraving depicts the sheer power and magnificence of these ancient creatures. With their sharp teeth and strong jaws they can truly fearsome predators. In fact, witnessing a crocodile lunch in action is not for the faint-hearted. Old Joe keeps a watchful eye on his surroundings; after all, he reigns supreme at the top of Australia's food chain. His presence is captured beautifully in an underwater view where you can see him gliding effortlessly through his aquatic domain. This illustration showcases not only Old Joe but also highlights Australia's diverse fauna and flora. From Tasmania to New Zealand, it serves as a reminder that these incredible creatures are unique to this part of the world. The Australian saltwater crocodile embodies strength and resilience like no other creature. Their ability to adapt to both freshwater and marine environments makes them formidable survivors. So next time you find yourself near Adelaide River or exploring Darwin's wildernesses, keep your eyes peeled for Old Joe - he might just be watching you.