84-years old Australian Living with the Largest Captive Croc



The dangerous Crocodile named Cassius, was captured by George Craig, 84 from Green island in Australia. The crocodile is about 18ft long and weighs a tone 30 years ago is now living with George Craig.

George as a young man had spend 17 years hunting these type of dangerous crocodiles and relocating them to a safe enclosure.

The Croc  had lived in George sanctuary Marineland Melanesia for the past 30years, and George believes that the Croc will eat him any given time if  he gave him the opportunity. “cassius was a problem crocodile with a very aggressive nature. 
He was  becoming notorious and he would have almost certainly been killed if not he hadn’t been removed and taken to a safe place by my grandfather” said Billy Craig, George Craig  grandson.

The crocodile was captured in the old fashion way and transported, transferred by truck 1850 miles to Cairns and by boat to Green Island, where he lives at the George’s family business Marineland Melanesia which is set up since 1969 to provide a living place for crocodile safety. 

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