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Olympics: Queensland's Fitzroy River Hosts 500 Crocodiles
The Fitzroy River in Rockhampton, Queensland, has been approved as a rowing venue for the 2032 Olympics amid concerns over saltwater crocodiles, which number around 500 and can reach four meters in length. Despite the presence of crocodiles and debate over the river’s suitability, a technical assessment confirmed the river can provide fair competition conditions, leading to official approval from World Rowing and the IOC. The decision has sparked discussions over safety, fairness, and the appropriateness of hosting elite competitions in a natural river environment known for crocodiles.
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