Snorkeler's Survival: Prying Crocodile Jaws Off Head
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A man snorkeling off the coast of North Queensland, Australia, survived a crocodile attack by prying its jaws off his head. The incident happened on Saturday while he was snorkeling with his wife and friends about 25 miles off the Cape York coast. He managed to swim back to the boat and was taken to Haggerstone Island, where he received medical attention. Since 1985, there have been at least 44 occasions of crocodile attacks on humans in Queensland.
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