Sinister warning issued about this dreamy swimming spot in Australia: 'Truly terrifying' Florence Falls in the Northern Territory is closed after a crocodile sighting Read more: Mum freaked out by 'mystery' object on her kitchen floor By Carina Stathis For Daily Mail Australia Published: 21:34 EDT, 17 June 2024 | Updated: 21:53 EDT, 17 June 2024 e-mail 2 View comments A picturesque swimming spot in the Northern Territory is closed until further notice after a freshwater crocodile was spotted in the area. The two-metre beast was seen in the Florence Falls waterhole of Litchfield National Park on Sunday, with NT Parks and Wildlife raising the alarm the following day - which, ironically, was also World Croc Day. The freshie was identified and confirmed by spotlight overnight, sparking a rush from park rangers to try to remove it.
NT Parks and Wildlife have placed warning signs in the area and the pools will reopen 'as soon as it's practical'. Aussies are encouraged to be 'croc wise' before entering any swimming area in the Top End. Florence Falls in the Northern Territory (pictured) is closed after a two-metre freshwater crocodile was spotted in the area Park rangers are working hard to try to remove the beast Ironically the announcement was made by NT Parks and Wildlife on World Croc Day on June 17 An NT Parks and Wildlife spokesperson said visitors would not be able to swim in the waterhole until the crocodile has been removed.
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