Use a wrench and spark plug, 72 year old Grandfather Fought Against Crocodile
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Post Compass - A 72-year-old grandfather fought against some of the crocodile's tail by means of throwing a wrench and spark plug to save his colleague who drowned after their boat capsized near Darwin, Australia.
The fight against a crocodile this started when two men this Victorian origin looking for crabs in the waters around 38 kilometres northwest of Darwin Tuesday morning (5/17/2016).
At a time when they're trying to raise a number of baskets containing the crabs to their small boat that, suddenly a crocodile attacked and sank the ship.
As a result, these two men were thrown into the water filled with crocodiles.
One man managed to climb to the top of the capsized boat, but her friend was stuck at the bottom of the boat.
During the next three hours, the man who was on board tried hard drive out go saltwater crocodiles that are growing in number.
"He's using the spark plug wrench and to oust Vera-Vera in the Gulf," said officer Ian Badham of CareFlight,.
A group of seekers of other crab then heard the cries of the men. The fishermen were then rescued the two men came in.
The second man was flown by CareFlight rescue helicopter to the Royal Darwin Hospital after briefly being cared for on the way to the beach. "They are suffering from severe shock, dehydration and exposure to sunlight," said Badham.
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