Safari with Crocodiles
(Australia)
1. Saltwater crocodiles are
probably the most terrifyingly efficient killing machine. Finding beside them
fraught with dire consequences, but in the Northern Territory of Australia,
they have become a major tourist attraction. And as you can see from this picture,
where the crocodile jumps out of the water at an incredible height, visitors
may be very close to the sharp-toothed monsters.
Cruises with crocodile near
Darwin, the tropical capital of the Northern Territory, are just one of the
options contact with these animals. You can get to know them even closer,
taking part in feeding or swim in the pool, the crocodile-infested.
Within an hour's drive from
Darwin to Adelaide River is located along which runs a large number of cruise
ships. All they earn on safari with crocodiles. Pets are jumping out of the
water to catch the food that is offered to them from boats.
At the sides of boats hang
pieces of meat, and the real fear is seeing how prudently huge animals rush him.
Needless to say, waving his
arms outside of the boat is not recommended.
Crocodiles are grown in the
Northern Territory for their meat and skins - the latter is transformed into
luxury handbags, shoes and belts. Crocodiles Park on the outskirts of Darwin is
one of those farms where pools teeming with hundreds of crocodiles. Most
tourists come to see the feeding. Employees farm meat thrown down, crocodiles
looking at him with an ominous calm, a moment to jump with lightning speed.
Jaws snap shut with a sound as if locked oak door.
Pohrabree Tourists can take
part in feeding the green monsters. Employees of the farm are always located
close to avoid any surprises from the crocodiles. Feeding reminds fishing - man
lifts up a stick with meat and crocodiles jump to get food.
In Crocodiles Park invented
diving reptiles - the equivalent of the same entertainment with great white
sharks. "Cell death" with the diver descends to the pool, where there
are three giant. Man is protected only transparent acrylic sheets.
Being in the same pond with
huge 700-kilogram predators promotes the release of a considerable portion of
adrenaline in the blood, despite security guarantees. Most of the time
crocodiles ignore swimmer, but their mood instantly changes, they can surround the
cell and start the attack.
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