Queensland

The two crocodiles, called Dusty-rose and Scarface, are often seen displaying this loving behavior.

Manager Phoebe Wang grew so angry at the text that she "smashed her phone on the counter" and "jumped up and down while screaming."

Redland City mayor Karen Williams admitted to drinking "several glasses of wine" before crashing her car into a tree.

The North Burnett region of Australia has seen a dramatic increase in the rodents who are seemingly "not afraid at all."

Vets said only an operation would help relieve the abscess on the "gangster" reptile, but this would mean him being kept in captivity for the rest of his life.

It took several attempts for local people to guide the animal safely into the depths, and away to freedom.

Greig Allan, a member of the airlift rescue crew, said the man had been lucky to escape with his life.

Despite their potent venom, snake catcher Drew Godfrey told Newsweek that the snakes are only dangerous if you provoke them.

Australian snake catcher Stuart McKenzie said one of the snakes was the biggest he has ever come across in the area.

While digging through the roof full of snake skins, snake catcher Stuart McKenzie finds a live brown tree snake lurking in the roofing.

Sarah Kinnon told Newsweek that the extremely rare kangaroo came "out of nowhere."

A snake catcher was left with the unenviable task of sticking his hand in a toilet bowl to extract a green tree snake that is thought to have followed a frog into the bathroom.

So far suggestions about what it could be include brushtail possum, a wallaby and a tree kangaroo.

"I'm pretty sure this is the best thing I've seen all day," one user commented.

The crocodile, dubbed Scarface, has ruled this section of Australia's Daintree River for several decades.

"We were shocked and amazed at the timing, skill, speed and accuracy," David White, who shot the footage, told Newsweek.

"He's called Scarface as he's a gangster and he has many scars on his face," David White, who runs a river cruise company, told Newsweek.

Jenny Rees, of Surf Lifesaving North Queensland, told 7NEWS the teenager emerged from the water with "lots of tentacles all over his legs."

"It's nature and nature can be brutal sometimes," snake catcher Bryce Lockett told Newsweek.

The 14 foot crocodile was caught by wildlife officials in Australia after reports of it threatening residents.

"He was happy, adventurous and fearless, and would light up a room with his smile and character," said the boy's father, James Peters.

The snake catcher said that the python could have found a way to strangle the young boy, had it gone unnoticed.

Quizz, a 3-year-old German Shepherd, has been missing since January 11 when his lead slipped out of his handlers grasp.

A picture of the snake shows how its torso has swollen to nearly double its normal size after eating its prey whole.

Australian authorities issued a warning about safety after a bull shark's fin was filmed in shallow water.

A shipping container set up as a temporary morgue in a region of Queensland is a stark reminder of the dangers of COVID in under-vaccinated populations as cases soar.

The snake was found with the bat wings nearly poking through its side.

Australia's Queensland Health says patients seeking a kidney, lung or heart transplant must have two doses of an approved COVID-19 vaccine.

A road rage incident escalated to a vicious stabbing that left one man rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries.

The man had been fishing when the crocodile grabbed him by his feet and tried to drag him into a river in north Queensland, Australia.