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This article was published in 2011 on National Geographic's blog Phenomena by Brian Switek.

Follow Video Don't Underestimate The Smaller Crocs Size can be deceiving, especially when it comes to saltwater crocs in the territory. Matt Wright and the boys are faced with a 10-foot female croc that has a lot of fight in her.

Follow Photos The Croc That Ate A Boat - Outback Wrangler 3

News Crocodiles Are Not 'Living Fossils'

This article was published in 2015 on National Geographic's blog Phenomena by Brian Switek.

Follow Video He Is A Monster This is one monster of a crocodile, Matt and the boys struggle to bring him up to the truck.

Follow Photos Hunting Grounds - Outback Wrangler 3

News Great Galloping Crocodiles!

This article was published in 2015 on National Geographic's blog Phenomena by Brian Switek.

Follow Video Planning For A Big Croc Catch Locals have reported almost 18-foot crocs swimming in this lake. Matt and the boys are onto locating these monster crocs.

Follow Photos Crocodiles Tale - Outback Wrangler 3

News Crocodiles Signal Hatching Time By Calling From Inside Their Eggs

This article was published in 2008 on National Geographic's blog Phenomena by Ed Yong.

Follow Video Not Without A Fight Matt and Jono need some assistance moving this huge croc to the next location, but it won't go without a fight.

Follow Photos Croc In My Backyard - Outback Wrangler 3

About the Show

In the dramatic scenery of Australia’s Northern Territory, the saltwater crocodile population has been protected for over 40 years. And the crocodiles have had time to grow!

Helicopter pilot turned animal rescuer, Matt Wright is back to protect these giant crocs from human encounters. As the bigger they get, the greater the need for Matt and his mates, Jono and Willow, to risk it all to ensure that wildlife and locals are safe in the relocation of giant crocs. And you’ll see the boys catch at least one MONSTER croc this season!

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