Worker mauled by crocodile at PNG wildlife park

A worker was attacked by a crocodile at Adventure Park in Port Moresby on Saturday. Police shot the animal to free him.

Why it mattersThe incident highlights dangers of close contact between staff and dangerous animals at wildlife parks.

AustraliaAustralians regularly visit PNG; the incident highlights risks of hands-on wildlife encounters at adventure parks in the region.

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Worker mauled by crocodile at PNG wildlife park

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Darwin dog survives crocodile attack after owner and vet nurse jump in

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