A woman was attacked by a saltwater crocodile while working at a popular tourist attraction in the Northern Territory.
It is understood the staff member was bitten while working a shift at Crocosaurus Cove in Darwin on April 29.
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An NT WorkSafe spokesperson told 7NEWS.com.au inquiries are still ongoing as inspectors work to “verify the information at hand and to determine the appropriate regulatory response”.
“NT WorkSafe can confirm that a female worker was injured after she was bitten on the arm by a crocodile,” they said.
“Due to patient privacy, we are unable to provide any further details on the injury.
“As our inquiry is ongoing, no further comment will be provided.”
Crocosaurus Cove is a tourist attraction offering visitors a “unique, up-close and personal view of Australia’s iconic saltwater crocodiles”, according to the site’s website.
It offers visitors the chance to swim with crocodiles, feed young crocodiles and hold a baby crocodile for photos.
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Source: 7News