Officials at a popular tourist spot for viewing crocodiles in the wild say people are standing "far too close" to the predators amid fears someone could soon be killed by one.
A river full of saltwater crocodiles in Kakadu National Park in Australia’s Northern Territory attracts visitors eager to see the fearsome reptiles in their natural habitat.
However, safety warning were raised after crowds of tourists were seen gathering dangerously close to the water by the riverbank at Cahills Crossings.
