CRIKEY!!! Thats a big one, let me wrestle it!!

[V3N0M]

hehe i didnt no there was deer in qld tho. ive been wrong b4 lol

 

[vh-holden]

hehe i didnt no there was deer in qld tho. ive been wrong b4 lol

i didn't think they had the internet in qld.

 

[Streetvision]

I rekon ya exhaust is leaking into the cabin mate...

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Seirously i was trying to drink my coke and i spat half of it all over my keyboard and moniter. >.<

 

[brownie82]

hehe i didnt no there was deer in qld tho. ive been wrong b4 lol

Yeah man there everywhere up here, there on the verge of being classes as a "Pest Animal" only found that out today aswell.

 

[brownie82]

i didn't think they had the internet in qld.

Hahaha mate very funny when ever we wont to use the net we have to drive down to the border and use ****roach computers!!

 

[Spike79]

For a few reasons i'm just not convinced.

Firstly, thats an alligator, not a crocodile in the pics.

Secondly, the only way for a croc to get into Lake Moogerah would have to be by being released intentionally by someone, due to its inland location.

Thirdly, how is it that we've never heard about this full grown croc in the lake till today. My family has been camping at Moogerah every Queens birthday long weekend that i care to remember. Why have i never heard this before!

I've tried to look for that story on the seven website but can't find anything. Do you have a link? I'd really like to see it for myself.

 

[Pretender]

The truth from
http://urbanlegends.about.com/library/bl_gator_deer3.htm

(Interesting site)

The preceding photos, which show a 12 to 14-foot-long alligator swimming off with a full-grown deer between its teeth, are authentic, according to a press release from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. They were taken by district fire management officer Terri Jenkins on March 4, 2004.

Jenkins says she was about 40 miles south of Savannah, Georgia, on her way to start a prescribed fire at Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge, when she spotted the gator making off with its lunch from her helicopter.

So it is a large Alligator but would only be medium sized for a croc.

 

[vh-holden]

lets see if this works

if that has a headline about a croc, it is todays paper. good ole nt news

 

[vlv8vic]

serious that is an up to date article? it looks like something from the seventies!

 

[vlv8vic]

doesnt have to be that big to have a deer in its mouth. look at the size of the main torso, shoulder to hip, and there aint that much difference if any between the croc and the deer, so when you think about it, that dont make the croc all that big....
that and dont crocs drown there food and let it decompose for a while under the water so they can go back to it at another time, when food aint that plentiful.....a croc with a deer in its mouth aint that hard to believe, i wouldnt have thought

serious? that thing is massive. its nose is as wide as the deers neck. thats huge!