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People continuing to swim in Darwin's waterways despite crocodile warnings

Feb. 17, 2022 - 07:13 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Most people wouldn't dream of going into Top End waterways, but a daring few in Darwin's rural area are being warned to stop swimming in creeks. A saltwater crocodile was spotted in a popular creek today where people are seen swimming almost every day.