The alarming reason why an Australian state has introduced big littering fines
state has introduced stricter penalties for littering and feeding crocodiles in a bid to reduce aggressive encounters and maintain safety. Under the new rules, leaving food scraps at public places in could result in fines up to A$6,400 (£3,285), the government announced. Penalties for deliberately feeding or disturbing crocodiles have been significantly increased, with maximum fines now exceeding A$25,000 (£12,840) and on-the-spot fines reaching A$2,580 (£1,325)./ Authorities said knowingly staying close to a crocodile on land could lead to ...
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