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Croc in pool forces swimmers to
make exit
Darwin -
Swimmers cooling off in a pool in the northern Australian city of
Darwin made a snappy exit after realising one of their fellow bathers
was a crocodile.
The young saltwater croc, measuring
about one metre (three foot, four inches), is believed to have
wandered into the 50-metre pool at a leisure centre from a nearby
lagoon in the tropical northern port.
A spokeswoman at the leisure centre
said there were only about four people in the pool at the time and
they left in a hurry after spotting the croc.
"They got a bit of a shock," she
said.
However, she said the croc "really
wasn't big enough to hurt anyone."
Police and parks and wildlife
officials were called in to remove the croc which was described as
placid and in poor health.
It was taken to a crocodile farm on
the outskirts of the city. --
AFP News
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