Inside the terrifying crocodile tank that allows you to get VERY up close and personal with the killer beasts
Keepers even adjust the crocs' feeding time so you can join them in the water for dinner
WITH jaws capable of tearing through a boat like wet newspaper, getting right up beside a killer crocodile is not advisable.
But a wildlife centre in Australia is offering punters the chance to do just that — with nothing more than a plastic shell to protect them.
Dubbed the Cage of Death, the enclosure a new star attraction at the Crocosauraus Cove in Darwin.
The park is home to around 200 crocodiles of all shapes and sizes, including what it claims are some of the world’s biggest reptiles.
And now animal lovers and thrill seekers can get up close and personal with them.
Visitors can climb into a clear plastic shell which is then winched into the water just INCHES from the huge beasts.
And if that wasn’t scary enough, keepers can time the crocs’ feeding schedules to allow guests to join them for dinner.
“Thousands of people have been thrilled and terrified by sharing the environment with five-metre-plus crocs,” the website explains.
“Every dive includes 15 minutes in the enclosure with one of these massive reptiles.
“Regular feeding by our crocodile handlers when people are inside the cage encourages more movement from the crocodiles and ensures an up close and personal, face-to-face encounter that must be seen to be believed.”
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