Famous 14-foot crocodile goes missing in Australia river, considered dangerous
The 14-foot, 70-year-old crocodile was last seen Feb. 11 on the Daintree River in Queensland, Australia. The semiaquatic reptile is described as having a gray complexion with a "plus-size large build."
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QUEENSLAND, Australia - All of Australia, and possibly the world, is asking, "Where is Scarface?"
The 14-foot, 70-year-old crocodile was last seen Feb. 11 on the Daintree River in Queensland, Australia, according to the Solar Whisper Daintree River Crocodile & Wildlife Cruises.
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The semiaquatic reptile is described as having a gray complexion with a "plus-size large build."
The company said this is the longest "Scarface" has been absent in 26 years. It's believed the crocodile left his base in the river to explore new territories.
Scarface was last seen Feb. 11.
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"So what now, has he retired, I don’t know?" the company posted on Facebook.
According to the Newsport Daily, Scarface has an international fanbase. He has become a tourist attraction to the area.
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However, officials warn the public not to approach the crocodile as he is considered dangerous.
This story was reported from Los Angeles.