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'Too big to handle': Queensland man survives crocodile attack by prising jaws off his head | Crocodiles - Vimarsana News

'Too big to handle': Queensland man survives crocodile attack by prising jaws off his head | Crocodiles

Marcus McGowan was attacked 40km off the Cape York coast on Saturday with an expert stating the croc likely ‘realised it grabbed something too big to handle’

Crocodile clamps snorkeller's head in its jaws before he fights free | World | News - Vimarsana News

Crocodile clamps snorkeller's head in its jaws before he fights free | World | News

The attack is the fifth in the region in a matter of weeks, with conservationists pushing for new legislation to punish anyone who ignores crocodile warning signs.

Man in stable condition after crocodile attack off exclusive Queensland resort - Vimarsana News

Man in stable condition after crocodile attack off exclusive Queensland resort

Wildlife authorities are investigating a crocodile attack off an exclusive island resort in Far North Queensland — the fifth such incident in the region this year. 

Source: abc.net.au
Disrupting Climate Change: 13 Tech Innovators Helping to Save the Planet - Vimarsana News

Disrupting Climate Change: 13 Tech Innovators Helping to Save the Planet

From wringing water from air to weaving clothes with zero waste, these climate heroes are pushing the boundaries of technology to decarbonize and detoxify the earth.

Kennedy River: Fisherman believed to have been eaten by a crocodile at remote north Queensland river - Vimarsana News

Kennedy River: Fisherman believed to have been eaten by a crocodile at remote north Queensland river

Authorities are fearing for a fisherman after bellowing screams were heard on the banks of the Kennedy River in north Queensland as police believe the man may have been eaten by a crocodile.