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the spiz
28-04-2003
I think Ant and Dec and ITV need to do some brushing up on their crocodiles.

Given the length and relative narrowness of the snouts on the crocs in the croc pit, they are definitely Crocodylus Johnstoni (the freshwater crocodile).

They are not "man-eaters" and feed mainly on insects, frogs, lizards, turtles, with bats, birds and small mammals being taken occasionally at the water's edge.
gazza71
28-04-2003
They'll still scare the shite out of the celebs tho
Mo@reality
28-04-2003
They'd scare the bejaysus out of me, vegetarian crocs or not!
magsiesss
28-04-2003
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“Originally posted by gazza71
They'll still scare the shite out of the celebs tho ”

And me ....

Cannot vote for any of them for this

I don't dislike any of them - yet ........
the spiz
28-04-2003
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“Originally posted by Mo@reality
They'd scare the bejaysus out of me, vegetarian crocs or not! ”

Well, I can tell you, from experience, that they are safe to be around. I have been within a metre of them in Katherine Gorge (Nitmiluk) in the Northern Territory.

The "celebs" must have seen enough Discovery Channel documentaries on crocodiles to know that only the salties are dangerous, and they are a long way inland...
gazza71
28-04-2003
Discovery Channel? Come on now... we're talking about people who try to combat insects in their pants with karate.
the spiz
28-04-2003
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“Originally posted by gazza71
Discovery Channel? Come on now... we're talking about people who try to combat insects in their pants with karate. ”

OK, but surely their agents would have told them about the wildlife they would expect in Queensland.

Hope they run into some cassowaries... That'd be a laugh
Mo@reality
28-04-2003
Well that's good to know. If we're ever in the jungle together you won't mind me throwing you towards the croc while I get out the way.
the spiz
28-04-2003
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“Originally posted by Mo@reality
Well that's good to know. If we're ever in the jungle together you won't mind me throwing you towards the croc while I get out the way. ”

I'd be more scared if I suddenly found myself in the jungle with someone I didn't know
merseygirl
28-04-2003
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“Originally posted by the spiz
OK, but surely their agents would have told them about the wildlife they would expect in Queensland.

Hope they run into some cassowaries... That'd be a laugh
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True... But you'd have thought that their agents would have told them how long they'd be in the jungle for - Phil Tufnall's agent obviously hadn't told him cos he was asking Tony how long it was before one of them would be leaving!!
peppie
28-04-2003
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“Originally posted by merseygirl
True... But you'd have thought that their agents would have told them how long they'd be in the jungle for - Phil Tufnall's agent obviously hadn't told him cos he was asking Tony how long it was before one of them would be leaving!! ”


I don't think Phil has paied attention to anything he's been told so far............... "feels slight rumblings of a rival to Jade Goody coming on.............."
the spiz
29-04-2003
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“Originally posted by merseygirl
True... But you'd have thought that their agents would have told them how long they'd be in the jungle for - Phil Tufnall's agent obviously hadn't told him cos he was asking Tony how long it was before one of them would be leaving!! ”

Ah... I've got it... Tony is Antony Worrall-Thompson, not Mr Blackburn (or even myself)

They should have wrestling with taipans as a challenge
metafis
29-04-2003
Quote:
“Originally posted by the spiz
I think Ant and Dec and ITV need to do some brushing up on their crocodiles.

Given the length and relative narrowness of the snouts on the crocs in the croc pit, they are definitely Crocodylus Johnstoni (the freshwater crocodile).

They are not "man-eaters" and feed mainly on insects, frogs, lizards, turtles, with bats, birds and small mammals being taken occasionally at the water's edge.
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I hardly think theyd put real man eating crocs in there.
well, they could, but I dont think even the producers would go THAT far!.

didnt someone in another thread mention 'shark infested waters'. I guess croc infested is close
Rosina
29-04-2003
Do we really think that they would risk an illness/injury from putting a 'celeb' and a croc together imagine the diseases and parisites they could be carrying.......

Come on theres animal welfare to concider here
Shibby
29-04-2003
why dont we test them first then with ant and dec.

i just read on another msg board that some of them were mechanical
MattX
29-04-2003
But remember - they class this as ENTERTAINMENT - boy its impressive.......
hirta
29-04-2003
They taste a bit better than 'Salties' but take ages to cook
Deanzee
29-04-2003
That big 'un looked more than slightly rubbery to me
Shibby
29-04-2003
the only big one. the rest looked like little babies! and they probably edited those snakes in afterwards. my arse she was ever in any danger.
custard_cream
29-04-2003
She just didn't look like scared enough for it to be entertaining.

Those so-called rats look like lab mice to me.
Pitman
29-04-2003
Sian,Linda and Chris could take charisma lessons from that drugged up croc
Kevcamel
30-04-2003
Never mind the Crocs... I would never have let them bloody cockroaches run all over me like John Fashanu did. He deserved all seven meals to himself for that!. The speed of them running all over his body. Sh!t Gimme the crocs anyday!
treve
30-04-2003
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“Discovery Channel? Come on now... we're talking about people who try to combat insects in their pants with karate.”

i think thats a very niave comment to make, he wasn't actully using karate to combat the insects he was using the meditation and techniques that go with it to combat his fear of it. I think that he did amazingly well considering how scared he was.
Kevcamel
30-04-2003
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“Originally posted by treve
i think thats a very niave comment to make, he wasn't actully using karate to combat the insects he was using the meditation and techniques that go with it to combat his fear of it. I think that he did amazingly well considering how scared he was. ”

Yeah, considerin he had those horrible things runnin all over him. He did amazingly well. I agree, he was tryna focus. Yeeeeurrgghh, i shudder when i think of them cockroaches on his head!
Judge Dread
30-04-2003
[quote]Originally posted by gazza71
Discovery Channel? Come on now... we're talking about people who try to combat insects in their pants with karate. [/QUOTE



Absolute Classic Gazza!!!
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