Cahills Crossing in Kakadu National Park Park, everybody’s favourite river crossing ! You never know what u will see at Cahills. #cyaroundaustraliatours #kakadunationalpark #northernterritory #saltwatercrocodile #darwin #privatetours | Cyaround Australia Tours

Our ranger team at East Alligator and Office of the Chief Remote Pilot were out detecting crocodiles and mapping the river bed at Cahills Crossing with a small boat and sonar when things took an unexpected turn... a few curious crocodiles started following it around!🐊 We think the sound and vibrations from the motor and propellers caught their attention, but we've never seen behaviour quite like this before! Fortunately, the boat lived up to its name... Sonar Ya Later. 😂 When visiting Cahills

This may be the most dangerous national park in the world! 😱 Kakadu national park is filled with Crocs and other dangeorous prey! 🐊 | Untamed

📍Yellow Water Cruise, Kakadu National Park Did you know that Kakadu National Park has 280 different types of birds – around a third of all bird species in Australia. Just some of them include magpie geese, plumed whistling-ducks, brolgas, jabirus, egrets, comb-crested jacanas, white-bellied sea eagle, Blue-winged kookaburras and the red-tailed black cockatoos. Bird Week is on this month from 28 September - 03 October. See our website for full details: https://kakadutourism.com/explore-kakadu/ev

6.4K views · 221 reactions | For the first time, drones have been allowed to fly inside Kakadu National Park in Australia. The resulting video is stunning. | CNN Travel | Facebook

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12K views · 38 reactions | The winding rivers and lush floodplains around Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory are a national treasure, home to a large concentration of wildlife as well as Aboriginal cultural sites. But rising sea levels driven by climate change threaten the region’s freshwater wetlands. | 7.30 | Facebook

35K views · 304 reactions |  The region around Kakadu National Park is a natural wonder. It's a living, breathing landscape brimming with rich landscapes and wildlife.  But rising sea levels are visibly transforming parts of Kakadu's coastal region...  7.30 | ABC Darwin | Facebook