INTENSE Crocodile Rescue on a Remote Tropical Island
Sep 6, 2025•Channel
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Published9 months ago
Duration22:46
Video IDQkl07Q9RXQM
Languageen-AU
CategoryEntertainment
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Views15.7K
Likes781
Comments36
Engagement Rate5.19%
Likes per 100 views4.96
Comments per 1K views2.29
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If you want to see more, please let us know by liking, commenting, and sharing this video with everyone you know. Your support makes our work possible. #wildlife #rescue #crocodile
In this video, our dedicated Australia Zoo rescue team travels to the Solomon Islands on an enormous and emotional mission. For at least 10 years, two beautiful crocodiles have been living in heartbreaking conditions as victims of the illegal wildlife trade- trapped in cramped concrete pits with no sunlight, no water, and covered in waste.
This incredibly complex rescue operation took over three years of planning and an immense amount of collaboration and dedication from the teams involved. Witness our team navigate a dangerous and emotional situation to give these magnificent creatures a second chance at life.
These are the real victims of illegal wildlife trafficking, and while some of the footage may be confronting, we believe it's important to lead by example and show that we have to make a difference.
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