Another croc road block stuns Port
PORT DOUGLAS
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A crocodile can be seen in the front yard of a Port Gardens home on Saturday morning. IMAGE: Supplied.
POLICE and a passing motorist were left stunned in the early hours of Saturday morning when they found a crocodile lying on a silent Port Douglas road.
Officers were called to Ulysses Ave at around 1am after a three-metre croc made its way onto the residential street before scampering inside a front yard.
Officers were called to Ulysses Ave at around 1am after a three-metre croc made its way onto the residential street before scampering inside a front yard.
It’s believed the reptile travelled from nearby Ferndale Lake or the Palmer Sea Reef Golf Course.
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The animal eventually disappeared down a drain system, an environment not uncommon for crocodiles. A croc was discovered in a drain near Ferndale Lake in 2016 after heavy rain.
A two-metre croc also stopped traffic on the Captain Cook Highway just over a year ago as a motorist was returning to Port Douglas.
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