Risking yourself against the crocodile to get the fallen hat

The battle between people and crocodile to win the right to butcher the one meter long fish like in the movie but in reality it happened inside Kakadu National Park, Australia.

The crocodile approached the shore to grab the bait to bite the angler

The most remarkable part, however, is a man who recklessly walks up to the crocodile to retrieve the hat he has just dropped.

The video begins with the crocodile moving in the water a short distance from the group of people fishing. It seemed as though the alligator was going to go in the other direction with nothing to do with the anglers in the opposite direction.

But suddenly the crocodile changed direction when he saw a large fish thrashing around in the water. It is also the fish that has just bitten a fisherman named Scott Roscarel.

Father retrieves son’s fallen hat

The competition for a large fish about 1 meter long ended with the victory belonging to the fishing team even though the crocodile had climbed to the shore.

The crocodile discovered the prey and immediately followed the track towards the shore. When the crocodile approached, the fisherman quickly pulled the bait he had just bitten to the shore. The companions were very worried, urging Scott Roscarel to drop the fishing rod, but he persisted and quickly pulled the prey.

But once again, the witness was startled to see Scott Roscarel’s father, a reckless man who decided to approach the crocodile. Everyone was afraid, so when they saw the crocodile everyone took the initiative to leave, only the man dared to approach because he saw that his son had accidentally dropped his hat.

Scott Roscarel said: “I had to pull it ashore. When the fish touched the edge of the shore, it jumped. I didn’t think too much, I realized the crocodile was close, I tried to pull the lever as hard as I could. , pulled the fish ashore. But when I looked back, I was startled to see my father there. I shouted what are you doing. I was very worried.”

After a few days, Scott Roscarel watched the video taken by a nearby tourist. He feels lucky that the crocodile did not chase to the end, his father escaped.