Back from the brink of extinction, there's now one croc for every two and a half people in the NT
2021-09-25 18:45
Fifty years ago, crocodiles had been shot to near extinction in the Northern Territory. Now the apex predators again dominate the waterways, raising questions about their coexistence with humans.
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