I am Schnappi the little crocodile

Before we delve into the topic of car sales, here's a quick post about our two trips to see the crocodiles. I really wanted to go on this tour, so we even paid the $50 per person. On the tour, we cruised along the Adelaide River for an hour, feeding the crocodiles with a fishing rod and watching them jump out of the water. Well, since we were in their natural habitat, the crocodiles decided when they were hungry and when they weren't. Only three crocodiles took part in the fun and enjoyed a piece of chicken from the fishing rod. We had great seats and the crocodile jumped right in front of our eyes out of the water. It's fascinating how these massive animals can move through the water. We tried to attract more, but it seems they weren't hungry at the time;-)

Even though we expected a bit more from the tour, it was still impressive, but the price is definitely too high for what you get.

After that, we visited Crocosauruscove in Darwin a few days later. Here, we saw several pools with huge crocodiles, many smaller ones, a fish tank with stingrays and barramundis, and other reptiles. But the main attraction was the glass cage that you could enter and dive into the pool right next to the crocodiles. We spent a long time at the enclosures, watching as people sat inside the glass box, observing the crocodiles swim and eat. We would have liked to do it too, but the additional $250 was too expensive for us, and we could just as well watch from the outside. Plus, there were glass walls under the pools and a tunnel from which we could observe the crocodiles from below. We had never seen these animals like that before. Instead of getting into the 'Cage of Death,' we decided to take a photo with a baby crocodile, and the photographer took some great snapshots of us. Unfortunately, we only bought two photos because, once again, the price was way too high. All in all, we had a fantastic day and saw a lot :)