US EditionBoy, 14, in Hospital After Croc Attack in Far North Queensland
- A teenage boy is recovering in hospital after being bitten by a crocodile in far north Queensland.
- In the past month, four crocodile sightings were reported in the Cape Tribulation area, including one on Wednesday that remains under investigation.
- Medical details show injuries to the leg and abdomen, with the boy suffering wounds to both areas.
- Paramedics treated the teenager at the scene and he was flown by helicopter to Cairns Hospital, where the Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service said his condition remained stable.
- Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service rangers are investigating and urged the public to report crocodile sightings via the QWildlife app or by calling 1300 130 372.
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Australia is known for its breathtaking natural world, but it also harbours a number of dangers, such as crocodiles. A teenager is now experiencing this on her own.
A teenager is fishing on a paradise beach in Queensland – suddenly a crocodile attacks him. But the teenager is very lucky. In the tropical north of Australia a teenager has been attacked and injured by a crocodile. The 14-year-old had been attacked by the reptile during the weekend while fishing in deep water at Myall Beach in the state of Queensland, reported the station Sky News citing the forces. The beach is located near the cape tribulatio…
The crocodile snapped when a teenager fished on a beach in Queensland. He was injured but survived. The wildlife of the region is dangerous.
A teenager is fishing on a paradisiacal beach in Queensland – suddenly a crocodile catches up. The victim survives. But the region is and remains dangerous.In the tropical north of Australia, a teenager has been attacked and injured by a crocodile. The 14-year-old had been attacked by the reptile during the weekend while fishing in deep water at Myall Beach in Queensland State, according to Sky News. The beach is located near the Cape Tribulatio…
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