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From media's world news headquarters and. From Meadeers World News Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana, this is Cal's weekend review with Ryan Calahan.

Now, here's Cal.

They say revenge is a dish best served cold. But if you are a remote Australian community eating a saltwater crocodile that's been terrorizing your village,

I'd recommend heating up your revenge to a safe internal temperature.

CNN reports that police in the town of Bulla in Australia's Northern Territory recently shot a giant 12-foot

crocodile they said was a significant risk to the community.

Officials say the crock had been stalking children and adults, lunging out of the water at people and eating pet dogs.

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