Koorana Crocodile Farm

Koorana Crocodile Farm 🐊Koorana Crocodile Farm🐊
🐊 Day/Night Guided Tours
🐊 Crocodile Training Courses
🐊 39 Years Family Owned
🐊 Meat/Leather Production
🐊 Specialised Crocodile Meals
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18/06/2026

🐊🐊We’re back for Fun Fact Friday🐊🐊

This week we’re departing the tourism complex to say g’day to Khalim, who is one of the farmhands from “up the back” at the farm 💪👊🐊

🐊💪WORLD CROC DAY🐊💪Happy world crocodile day to those who celebrate (that should be all of us) 💪🐊👊While there are 26 (for...
16/06/2026

🐊💪WORLD CROC DAY🐊💪

Happy world crocodile day to those who celebrate (that should be all of us) 💪🐊👊

While there are 26 (formally recognised) crocodilian species worldwide, the saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus Porosus) is obviously our favourite.

Here’s just a few reasons why:

- They’re Australia’s apex predator, creating order and balance to the ecosystem
- They’re an unsung conservation success story in Aus- after populations sunk to just a few thousand in the late 60’s and early 70’s, a ban on hunting crocs (and croc farming providing a legal avenue for products) has watched the population grow back to healthier numbers
- They’ve got the hardest bite force on the planet (up to 5000psi)
- Saltwater crocodiles you can see in a while (alligators you can just see later)

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11/06/2026

A warm welcome to our next guest speaker on this week’s Fun Fact Friday… it’s Tom!

Tom has been working on the farm for several months but has recently started learning the art of tour-guiding 💪🐊

04/06/2026

🐊COMMUNICATING CROCS🐊

We’re back with another new face for this week’s Fun Fact Friday, with Mel, who’s usually found behind the camera at Koorana, or out on tour.

Mel’s fact is to do with a type of crocodile communication- have you ever experienced this one?

🐊Gates open 10am - 3pm🐊

- Tours at 10:30am and 1:00pm
- Lunch available 12:00pm - 1:00pm
- Open 7 days a week except Christmas Day
- Admission includes a tour and holding a baby crocodile
- Book online at koorana.com.au

Moving a big croc at a croc farm is a little more complicated than opening a gate and mustering them through on horsebac...
04/06/2026

Moving a big croc at a croc farm is a little more complicated than opening a gate and mustering them through on horseback… it usually involves a 90 horsepower excavator.

Yesterday afternoon we moved 4.5 metre Brigsy to a new pen just a few hundred metres away, where his girlfriend Bridget will join him in a day or two.

He was caught using the usual top jaw rope, with the sling put under his body to provide support.

Check out these photos from the process 👊💪🐊

28/05/2026

🐊🐊FUN FACT FRIDAY🐊🐊

We’re back with another guest star on Fun Fact Friday, this week with Jack Gatto 👊

Jack has recently joined us here at Koorana as a tour guide, bringing his love of crocodiles as well as plenty of experience working with reptiles around Australia and the world.

Thanks and welcome to Jack 🐊

Don’t forget, if you want to see Jack on tour, book in online and we’ll see you here 💪

🐊Gates open 10am - 3pm🐊

- Tours at 10:30am and 1:00pm
- Lunch available 12:00pm - 1:00pm
- Open 7 days a week except Christmas Day
- Admission includes a tour and holding a baby crocodile
- Book online at Koorana.com.au


Ever wondered why crocs rest with their mouths open? During the cooler months we regularly see our crocs up on banks wit...
27/05/2026

Ever wondered why crocs rest with their mouths open?

During the cooler months we regularly see our crocs up on banks with their mouths open to help them regulate their temperature.

Being ectotherms (cold blooded) they rely on external sources to regulate their temperature, like the sun. They can then use their four chambered hearts to shunt warm blood from close to the skin to where it’s needed around their bodies. 🐊💪

21/05/2026

🐊🐊Something looks different for today’s Fun Fact Friday🐊🐊

We’ll be changing things up for a few weeks as we ask the team THEIR favourite facts about crocodiles… starting this week, with Adam Lever 👊🐊

14/05/2026

Another relatable fact about crocodiles- who else doesn’t want to get out of bed until 9 or 10am in winter? 🥶 🐊

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65 Savages
Coowonga, QLD
4702

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Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Wednesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 3pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm
Sunday 10am - 3pm

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