VOICED : Debate about croc numbers reignited in Australia

The video discusses the dangers of saltwater crocodiles, highlighting over 110 attacks on humans since 1971, with a third being fatal. It covers the recovery of the crocodile population in Australia, now protected and numbering between 100,000 to 200,000. The video explores human interactions with crocodiles, particularly in tourist areas, and the controversy over feeding practices. It concludes with a debate on crocodile management and emphasizes the importance of adhering to safety warnings in crocodile habitats.

What is the nature of saltwater crocodiles according to the transcript?

• Playful and curious

• Friendly and harmless

• Aggressive and dangerous

• Shy and reclusive

What significant change occurred in the crocodile population in Australia?

• Their numbers increased significantly

• They became extinct

• They migrated to other countries

• Their numbers remained constant

What was notable about the year 2014 in relation to crocodile attacks?

• It had the fewest attacks on record

• It was the worst year for attacks

• There were no attacks reported

• It was the first year attacks were recorded

What is one argument made by tour operators regarding baiting crocodiles?

• It makes crocodiles more aggressive

• It is the main cause of attacks

• It has no proven link to human attacks

• It is illegal and should be stopped

What is a recommended safety measure in crocodile habitats?

• Always take note of warning signs

• Swim in crocodile-infested waters

• Feed crocodiles to keep them calm

• Ignore warning signs