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Tourist attacked by croc off remote Haggerston island in Far North Queensland shares horror details - Vimarsana News

Tourist attacked by croc off remote Haggerston island in Far North Queensland shares horror details

Marcus McGowan, 51, from Brisbane had been snorkeling along the Cape York coastline in Far North Queensland when he was attacked from behind by a two to three-meter long saltwater crocodile.

Crocodile attacks tourist snorkelling off remote Haggerston island in Far North Queensland - Vimarsana News

Crocodile attacks tourist snorkelling off remote Haggerston island in Far North Queensland

The man, believed to be in his 50s from Brisbane, is understood to have been on an excursion with a tourist boat when the attack took place.

COTS: how to stop crown-of-thorns starfish destroying reefs - Vimarsana News

COTS: how to stop crown-of-thorns starfish destroying reefs

Crown-of-thorns starfish (COTS): are we getting an invasion on the Great Barrier Reef for Christmas? There is a way to stop them.

Record coral cover doesn't necessarily mean the Great Barrier Reef is in good health (despite what you may have heard) - Vimarsana News

Record coral cover doesn't necessarily mean the Great Barrier Reef is in good health (despite what you may have heard)

New data shows coral cover in the Great Barrier Reef is at a record high, despite a disturbing decade of marine heatwaves, cyclones and floods. While the data is robust, it can be deceptive.

Record coral cover doesn't necessarily mean the Great Barrier Reef is in good health - Vimarsana News

Record coral cover doesn't necessarily mean the Great Barrier Reef is in good health

Without more information at the level of individual species, it is impossible to understand how much of the Great Barrier Reef has been lost, or recovered, since the last mass bleaching event