Many ways are done to eliminate saturation.
One of them is using leisure time for a vacation.
Eits, wait a minute. For those of you who like to enjoy a challenging traveling, there is exciting info ya.
Believe it or not there is a tourist spot that offers to swim with a vicious crocodile.
If you are looking for a challenging holiday sensation, come to Darwin, Australia.
This tourist spot is called The Cage of Death.
To view the viciousness of ancient heritage crocodiles, tourists must pay about Rp 1.7 million.
As the name suggests, tourists will be placed in a giant clear tube then drowned for 30 minutes.
Before drowned, visitors are invited to roam around the water surface.
While close to the acrylic cage, the guard feeds the crocodile.
It makes this reptile approach and grab the bait given.
A saltwater crocodile that has a size of 16 feet or about 5 meters is fed in the form of chicken, beef and fish.
When crocodiles approach the acrylic cage that protects the tourists is a tense moment that can spur adrenaline.
after 15 minutes in the water, tourists are lifted to a safer place.
This monorail enclosure can be occupied by two visitors.
A tourist from Germany, Nellie Winters said:
"It's amazing how, when I do it for the first time it's beyond my exposure, It's very impressive because the big crocodile is in sight.
"I'm scared and fascinated, I keep thinking he'll eat me.You're right next to him and sometimes you forget I have a cage around you.
"You are very close and thinking you will swim beside him and also can eat you, even if that does not happen."
Saltwater crocodiles are the largest reptiles of its kind.
The saltwater crocodile body can grow up to 20 feet or about 6 meters.
His teeth are four inches long and these reptiles are considered the most dangerous to humans.
This type of crocodile is found in the northern waters of Australia, India and in some areas of Southeast Asia.
The Cage of Death is run by Crocosaurus Cove which has 7 crocodiles.
From the list of crocodiles there are a pair that are being breed, named William and Kate.
Crocosaurus Cove also provides an opportunity for visitors to hold baby crocodiles and feed with fishing rods.
