Rare white crocodile dubbed Pearl spotted in Australian river By Judith Aisthorpe news.com.au Published November 21, 2017 11:09am EST | Updated November 21, 2017 1:46pm EST ...

Workers and guests on a crocodile tour in Australia made quite the discovery when they spotted a rare white crocodile that may be a descendant of a notorious killer croc. “Pearl” was found on ...

Pearl is an extremely rare mature white crocodile. She was spotted on 18 November in Adelaide River in the Northern Territory of Australia. NT Crocodile Conservation & Protection Society/Facebook ...

People who signed up for a crocodile tour were treated to a rare sight. A white crocodile was spotted in the Adelaide River in Australia. A local conservation society named her Pearl.

An uncommon sighting of a mature white crocodile has excited tourism operators in Australia's Northern Territory. The reptile, nicknamed Pearl, was spotted on the Adelaide River near Darwin on Sunday.

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