The estimated population of the saltwater crocodile in the Sunderbans is between 204 and 234, according to the 2024 census.

A wayward saltwater crocodile that ventured into southern waters has now seemingly vanished. A week ago, Queensland authorities issued an alert warning rangers had spotted the 2-metre-long predator ...

Climate change is pushing crocodiles outside their comfort zone, and there may be a limit to how much their natural cooling ...

Research has found that the behavior of Australia's crocodiles is changing as their body temperature increases with ...

Scientists and tour guides say crocodiles in Queensland's north are hiding from the heat as temperatures warm, potentially ...

Crocodiles in northern Australia are heating up as the climate warms, and higher body temperatures are changing their ...

Saltwater crocodiles are spending more time out of the water and less time laying in wait to ambush their prey as a result of ...

A recreational fisherman who spotted a “vagrant” crocodile at Inskip Point says the rogue reptile seemed to have been “been ...

Crocodile behaviour is changing in Australia’s tropical north, according to analysis of 15 years of tracking data. Their ancestral lineage stretches back 250 million years indicating the predators are ...

If Australia wants to be taken seriously as a world-class sporting nation, we should aim for Olympic venues that don’t double ...

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