The beautiful Northern Territory of Australia welcomes another group of tourists of different skin tones. The tour guide of the Ryan Eco Sightseeing Boat started a new day's journey with a boat full of people. Sightseeing boats open the quiet river surface, presenting the charming natural scenery of the Northern Territory of Australia from different angles to the eyes of the tourists who come here. As beautiful as the natural scenery in front of you, there is also the tour guide Katie Ryan who drives the sightseeing boat.
Along the way, Katie introduced the habits of saltwater crocodiles in the Northern Territory of Australia, reminding tourists that they can only complain about the hot weather and the incessant mosquitoes here, and let them see the crocodiles that delight and horrify them from time to time. Katie's relaxed tone dispelled the tourists' worries. Pete McKell, a columnist from a travel magazine in Chicago, USA, tried to chat with Katie, and was kindly invited back to her original seat by Katie.
When the yacht arrived at the Kington River, the return point of the sightseeing route, Mr. Russell was the first to see and photographed a beam of light that made Katie change her itinerary. Katie drove the sightseeing boat towards the place where the beam was emitting, and came to a swampy area that was rarely entered. Katie did not find the poacher she had determined, but the appearance of the saltwater crocodile made the journey into a nightmare from this moment. The Susan that Katie was driving was destroyed by a crocodile. Katie fled the river in a sightseeing boat and rushed to a small island. She watched as she rushed over in a speedboat with Neal and Colin was dragged into the water by the crocodile.
A fresh life was swallowed by the saltwater crocodile in an instant, and those who were lucky enough to survive fell into panic. Just when everyone was in a panic and complaining about each other, Everett, who was standing by the water, was dragged away by the crocodile without listening to Katie's warning. In just a few minutes, the two people were swallowed by the crocodile one after another, and the people suddenly fell into despair. As night falls, the river's high tide begins. If you don't want to escape from the island anymore, what awaits them will be catastrophe.
In the struggle to escape from the crocodile territory, Neil and Smith were swallowed by the crocodile one after another. After the lifeline that Neil set up failed, Katie and Pete came up with an idea to use bait to lure away the crocodile and buy time for the big guy to escape. The deceived crocodile was even more cruel, and the last Katie who swam to the other side was taken away by the crocodile. Pete managed to escape and swam across the river into a jungle, but accidentally broke into the crocodile's cave. After a thrilling contest, the ferocious crocodile ended his cruelty. Pete rescued the dying Katie who had been stored as "food" by the crocodile and left the place that made his heart palpitating
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