Experience the wild side of Kakadu National Park, where ancient landscapes meet untamed wildlife. From powerful waterfalls and crocodile-filled billabongs to dramatic rock escarpments and sunrise wetlands, Kakadu is nature at its rawest and most breathtaking. 🐊💦 Here, every step tells a story: 📍 Crocodiles at Cahills Crossing 📍 Birdlife on Yellow Water wetlands 📍 Rugged cliffs at Jim Jim & Twin Falls 📍 Aboriginal rock art at Ubirr & Nourlangie Kakadu is an adventure into Australia’s Top En

📍Yellow Water Cruise, Kakadu National Park Did you know that Kakadu National Park has 280 different types of birds – around a third of all bird species in Australia. Just some of them include magpie geese, plumed whistling-ducks, brolgas, jabirus, egrets, comb-crested jacanas, white-bellied sea eagle, Blue-winged kookaburras and the red-tailed black cockatoos. Bird Week is on this month from 28 September - 03 October. See our website for full details: https://kakadutourism.com/explore-kakadu/ev

83K views · 2.9K reactions | This may be the most dangerous national park in the world!  Kakadu national park is filled with Crocs and other dangeorous prey!  | Untamed | Facebook

🐊 Wildlife Wednesday in Kakadu 🐊 @wechosethehighway [IG] captured our oldest residents during their Yellow Water Cruise on a recent visit to Kakadu. Kakadu has over 10,000 crocs across the park and during the dry season you'll see the crocs laying low on the banks of the billabong, crunching down on a barra or gently gliding their way down the waterway. They're amazing to see with the Yellow Water Cruise a must do when you visit Kakadu 🐊 #dokakadu #kakadunationalpark #murumburrcountry | Kakad

37K views · 262 reactions | A pod of humpback whales has somehow ended up in the crocodile-infested waters of Kakadu National Park. It has wildlife experts scratching their heads, but what's more baffling than how they got there, is how to get them out. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Brisbane | Facebook