7NEWS: Crocodile measuring 4.5m removed from Fitzroy River at Rockhampton, central Queensland
The plan stipulates crocs 2m or larger are to be targeted for removal in areas where people are likely to encounter them.The trap had been set in May after it was spotted on a river bank, with the animal to be held at a government facility before being transferred to a farm or zoo.Queensland Department of Environment and Science
“Rockhampton is home to the southern-most breeding crocodile population in the world, and it is typical crocodile habitat and the animals will continue to live and breed in the Fitzroy River,” senior wildlife officer Josh Morris said.The croc has been spotted in May.Rangers have encouraged people to continue to report all croc sightings.
They have also warned to expect crocs in all central Queensland waterways, with croc country considered to be north of the Boyne River, south of Gladstone, on the state’s east coast.If you’d like to view this content, please adjust your
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