The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course
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We're looking for a big male croc.
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Probably around the 12 to 14 foot mark.
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According to the ranger...
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...he's dominated this section of the river
for quite some time.

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All of the riverbank in this area is
private property.

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But to a big old croc, this is his territory.
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It's a real shame when people come along
and want him out.

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Finding him could take days, even weeks.
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And he's probably watching us right now.
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I'll have to go ashore and look for slides.
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They're the marks on the banks that are
left by crocodiles sunning themselves.

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Okay, Ter, this looks promising.
Keep your wits about you, mate.

:39:48
I've been studying
crocodile behavior all my life...

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...and I know exactly what signs to look for.
:39:56
Here we go. This is it!
Look at this classic slide.

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Big belly mark. Two feet.
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Look! This makes him about that wide.
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Straight up here. Foot marks.
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He came down through here.
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There's the slide. Feet marks.
Straight down in there.

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And this is a recent slide.
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With this evidence, the crocodile must be close.
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Real close.
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Here we go. This is wet.
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That means the crocodile has come up here
just moments before I got here.

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He's probably sitting out there, camouflaged.
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Terri, I got him!
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Bring the boat over here!
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Nuts!
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Come on, Ter! What are you doing?

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