Burt, the well-known saltwater crocodile who starred in the hit 1986 movie 'Crocodile Dundee, ' has died. Crocosaurus Cove, where Burt lived for many years, announced the news on social media. "It's tough to say goodbye to Burt, the iconic croc from the classic Australian film, " they posted. "He was over 90 years old and died peacefully over the weekend. "

'Crocodile Dundee, ' directed by Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski, was inspired by real events. It became Australia's top-grossing film of its time. After its U. S. release, it became the highest-grossing foreign film and one of the top-grossing worldwide films in 1986.

Burt was captured nearly 40 years ago on Reynolds River. His time at Crocosaurus Cove started in 2008. There, he became a symbol for crocodile education and helped showcase Australia's rugged natural beauty. Burt was special—he had a strong personality, even being a bit stubborn. His powerful presence was loved by many who visited him.

The team at Crocosaurus Cove shared their thanks and reminisced about the importance of wildlife. They plan to honor Burt's legacy with a special sign at the park. Burt was more than just a croc; he was a memorable part of many people's lives.

Famous Croc from 'Crocodile Dundee' Mourned After Passing at 90

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