All that separates salami seekers 'broad' safety testing. Fearless participants climbed into a clear container - dubbed the Cage of Death - is suspended on a monorail line that runs over four crocodile enclosure. Two key grated door to a position above the 10ft high box which is then lowered into the water and came to rest beneath the surface of the 2ft.
To ensure that customers get value for money to pay them, pieces of meat attached to the bottom of the cage. Crocodile immediately interested when entering the water. Results vary from Crocs 'eye-balling' swimmers, rubbing against the cage or it will be full of 'aggressive attack' against it.
Customers pay around £ 100 to spend 20 minutes swimming with the Crocs, the largest of animals measuring a whopping 18ft and weighing more than 125 stones, one large reptiles in the park Crocosaurus Cove in Darwin, Australia, named Burt. Film buffs may remember her from the first Crocodile Dundee movie - he who almost ate Koslowski's character Linda.
Sallie Gregory, a spokeswoman for the park, said: "Many people find the opportunity to get to within a few inches from the jaws of a crocodile is fun." "People often get activities ranging from aggressive attack to the eye-balling and a relaxing swim through the Crocs are so close that they rub against the cage. "'Most of the women who took part said they were happy just to watch a crocodile while people tend to want to act and attack. "
He added: "One of our directors who have extensive experience with a crocodile want a concept that allows people to get up close to these major predators in a secure environment." 'Cage running on an overhead monorail system, which depends on the camp and lowered into up to four separate attachment as part of the experience of 20 minutes. "
'Perspex is about 135mm thick and extensive testing in both the manufacturing and the way the crocodile enclosure will react to the testing done before the team entered the cage. "
Crocodile attacks Ramree listed as 'The Greatest Disaster Suffered from Animals' in The Guinness Book of Records. Saltwater crocodiles are the largest reptiles on the planet. Their primary habitat is north of Australia and New Guinea, Indonesia and Borneo. They have been known to kill and eat horses, buffalo, and even sharks and occasionally humans.
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