Crocodile Sculpture (28ft) -Saltwater Sculptures

The 28ft Pawlowski Crocodile.

This is a reconstruction of the largest crocodile in Australia, shot by Mrs Krys Pawlowski in 1957 on the banks of the Norman River (Northern Territory). It measured 28ft 4″ or 8.63m, a size unheard of in Australia and one that still draws scepticism from some people today.

Natureworks realistic life-size fibreglass crocodile statues add the WOW FACTOR to any garden outlets, mini-golf courses and reptile reserves.

Interested in the astonishing full story behind how this enormous crocodile became famous. published by the Australian news – “Death of Monster”

Death of a monster_extract from the Australian News – updated

Weight	270 kg
Dimensions	888 x 230 x 100 cm (L x W x H)

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