Remains found inside a crocodile in Australia believed to be 65 year old fisherman missing over the weekend, Queensland police said on Wednesday.

Kevin Darmody he was last seen at Kennedy Bend, famous crocodile habitat salt water in a remote part of northern Queensland on Saturday.

After two days of searching, the police decided sacrifice two large crocodiles and found in one of them the remains of a human body.

However, conservationists believe that both were involved in the incident.

two crocodiles they measured 4.1 m and 2.8 m in length.were shot on Monday about a mile from where Darmody was last seen.

Fishermen who were with Darmody at the time reportedly did not see the attack, but reported hearing him scream, followed by a loud splash.

“I ran down… but there was no sign of himonly his flip-flops on the beach and nothing else,” said his friend John Patey. Cape York Weekly.

Crocodiles are common in the tropical north of Australia, but attacks are rare.

Local media emphasize that Darmody’s death is just 13th fatal attack in Queensland since the start of accounting in 1985.