Crocodile Farm

... Atherton Tablelands begins at Lake Eacham, and then a trip to beautiful Millaa Millaa Falls before the famous Johnstone River Crocodile Farm to learn more about the most feared animal in Northern Australia; the estuarine or saltwater crocodile. At Lacey ...

... to Airle beach. This was going to be my last trip on the OZ bus, from Mission beach to Cairns. On the way we stopped at a crocodile farm. Which has the largest crocodile in captivity. It took the owner 6 months to catch him.   I had never seen so ...

... signing the log book, this is commonplace with many of these museums it would seem. We made the sweltering walk along the highway to the crocodile farm. It was only a couple of quid so how bad could it be? It's made up of loads of pits that have loads ...

(This event occurred some time ago) The Crocodile Farm                   Located somewhere between Pondicherry and Chennai there lies the biggest crocodile farm in ...

... saw a clear and fresh sky so i decided to take my chance and do an excursion, first on my list was to visit the nearby Crocodile farm, i jumped on a motorbike and got there in 10 minutes. The farm itself is there for 2 purposes, firstly as a source for ...

... so go there. ah go on, it'll be brilliant!! Actually, i've just checked and it's rubbish. Stay away from it. The Johnston river crocodile farm which we visited with our new Oz bus driver on the way to Cairns was one of the highlights of our trip and ...

... turned out to be a very hot day, 38 degrees again!!  After visiting a shopping mall in Tsineen we then went to the Crocodile Farm at Agatha in the mountains.  Imagined this farm being in a valley with a river running through it.  Not to ...

... laughed at us for not being able to handle the strength! We then tried some dried bannana paper which was delicious before heading to a crocodile farm! I am pretty sure the RSPCA would have a few things to say about it!   A small 8 year old girl ...

... of the tour complete with 'Beaver' our hilarious south Australian driver/tour guide and set off to our first stop - Johnston River Crocodile Farm in Innisfail. We were greeted by an excited young guy holding a baby croc, aptly named 'Fluffy'. I was ...

... scrapped knees and elbows any further and sat in the sun reading her book. So I followed Tuan and we set off to a crocodile farm. They have about 200 crocodiles in captivity which they keep for breeding. 180 females and 20 males (good odds!). Each ...

... .  I and Michelle shared grilled chicken with rice.  Colleen had to go back to work so we and the others went to the crocodile farm.  It was raining and muddy.  We got to a tour and saw a skeleton of a crocodile and its skin.  We ...

... already too late for them too to see it...) After a lot of negotiation for the group, I obtain to get at least the visit of the crocodile farm as we would never been able to see the sunset on the dune due to the late hour. We arrived then to Chau Doc to ...

... crocs hier komen uit het wild. Meestal worden krokodillen die mensen of dieren hebben aangevallen, gevangen genomen en in een crocodile farm neergezet. Deze krokodillen hebben dus allemaal een killer-background, maar er was ook een krokodil die het vooral ...

... of a party boat to be honest, as we had the run of the bar and ate fish we caught for lunch. We also visited a crocodile farm while we stayed on Lake Kariba. The lake itself supports a large population of Nile crocodiles, plus hippos, although we only saw ...

... to return us to the River Delta campsite. Refreshed and cleansed from a swim and shower it was off to visit the adjacent Crocodile Farm. With only one other of its kind in Botswana and a worldwide market for Crocodile skins and meat it was clearly a ...

The next part of our trip brought us to a couple more places on our long and busy tour. Our first visit was to a crocodile farm. This place was where most of the crocodile products you see all over the world came from When i say they had a lot of crocs Im ...