article_snippet: Recent killings by an unidentified croc slayer in the Northern Territory, who's gone as far as skinning and beheading saltwater crocodiles, has sparked deep concerns among wildlife and conservation groups.
article_snippet: One crocodile was recently found at Dundee Beach, southwest of Darwin, which is where a previous two  were brutally mutilated earlier in the month.
article_snippet: Recent killings by an unidentified croc slayer in the Northern Territory has sparked deep concerns among wildlife and conservation groups .
article_snippet: While it is unknown whether the suspected croc killer is working alone or with others, the suspected croc killer is believed a fisherman could be responsible for the recent murders of saltwater crocodiles in the area.
article_snippet: NT Parks and Wildlife spokesman Edwin Edlund says Edwin Edlund is 'disturbed' by Recent killings by an unidentified croc slayer in the Northern Territory. '
article_snippet: The spokeswoman for NT Crocodile Conservation and Protection Society told Daily Mail Australia she was 'disgusted' by the latest killings and believes the culprit could be a fisherman.
highlights_snippet: A saltwater croc has been found dead on Dundee Beach .
  
highlights_snippet: A saltwater croc comes after two others were found beheaded and skinned in the area .
  
highlights_snippet: A saltwater croc is suspected that a fisherman is responsible for the killings .
  
highlights_snippet: A saltwater croc is unknown if the killer is acting alone or if more others were involved .
  