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Warning: This article contains graphic details. A British crocodile expert was sentenced Thursday to more than 10 years in prison in Australia after admitting to sexually abusing, torturing and killing dozens of dogs. Adam Britton, 53, a prominent zoologist who had worked with the BBC and National Geographic before his arrest in 2022, had pleaded guilty last September to dozens of bestiality and aggravated animal cruelty charges as well as the possession of child abuse material.
” Britton added he would seek long-term treatment. Britton grew up in Britain before moving to Australia about two decades ago to work with crocodiles. He built a reputation around his expertise in zoology and appeared alongside the renowned British naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough while working on a BBC documentary series. According to the court documents, Britton sexually abused his own pets, Ursa and Bolt, for years but sought out other dogs as well.
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