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Old 08-21-2014, 01:19 AM  
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If that croc was going to take him, he wouldn't have seen it coming at all.
+1, if they want you, they WILL get you, if they can.



This bloke in the story below, went into or near the water around where the above video was taken.

Happened August 18, 2014. Adelaide River, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia.

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Source: http://www.smh.com.au/national/wife-...18-105l7f.html

A 57-year-old fisherman was attacked and killed by a crocodile in front of his wife while they were fishing in the Northern Territory.

The man was fishing off a bank on the Adelaide River when the attack happened, Northern Territory Police say.

His body was recovered overnight on Tuesday and the crocodile believed responsible shot dead.

A report is being prepared for the coroner.

The couple were fishing near the Adelaide River bridge on the Arnhem Highway.

The man entered the water to unsnag his fishing line, Northern Territory Police Duty Superintendent Jo Foley said.

"The initial information is that she (the man's wife) did not see him taken but (heard) a scream and then turned around and saw a (crocodile) tail splashing in the water," Superintendent Foley said.

"She is absolutely distraught and we're holding really grave concerns for his welfare."

The Adelaide River is known for its crocodile population and attracts tourists who cruise its waters to see the reptiles.

The man?s wife raised the alarm after the attack about 5.30pm on Monday.

She was later treated in Royal Darwin Hospital for shock.
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