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hlthe2b

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2. Well, they will either have "all time rowing records" or not--depending on how cautious this makes them...

Reply to Sanity Claws (Reply #1)

Tue Mar 25, 2025, 09:36 AM

Mar 25

Sheesh... Of course, the intermittent high microbial levels in the Thames that required them to constantly reschedule those events was a challenge, but saltwater crocodiles would seem much worse.

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Uhhhh . . OK: For 2032 Olympics, One Possible Rowing Site Near Brisbane Is Saltwater Crocodile Habitat [View all] hatrack Mar 25 OP

At least it's not a swimming site Sanity Claws Mar 25 #1

Well, they will either have "all time rowing records" or not--depending on how cautious this makes them... hlthe2b Mar 25 #2

At least it was in a movie if a rower's paddle is broken exboyfil Mar 25 #3

Local authorities need to keep the crocs well fed during events. Silent Type Mar 25 #4

I have personally seen Saltwater crocks jump 8 feet up out of the water. mackdaddy Mar 25 #5