September 23,
2017
The killing of a powerful leader has left a power vacuum, and the fight
to take his place may pose a serious danger to people in the area he ruled.
Nope, not talking about world powers today…
The downed leader was the dominant saltwater crocodile in an area of
Queensland, Australia. He was illegally shot last week. Now wildlife officials
are expecting increased crocodile activity as the younger males struggle for
control. People using the Fitzroy River are warned to be especially careful in
the next few weeks, as the power struggle may make the males more aggressive.
At least they’re not using nukes.
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