Australian fisherman killed by croc after falling into river


SYDNEY: An Australian fisherman was likely killed by a crocodile after tumbling down a riverbank into a creek, police said Tuesday (Aug 6) after finding human remains in the gut of a 4.9-metre (16-foot) reptile caught nearby.

The 40-year-old man was fishing on a riverbank in tropical north Queensland when he "fell into the water and failed to resurface", police said in a statement.

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