A 4.3-metre-long crocodile was captured after evading capture for almost a month in the north-eastern Australian state of Queensland, authorities said on Tuesday. The crocodile had been declared a dangerous animal “after lingering around the private property and stalking domestic and farmed animals,” Queensland’s Department of Environment said in a Tuesday statement. It was captured in a trap on the banks of the Herbert River some 125 kilometres north of Townsville, in north-eastern Queensland, and removed from the wild. Authorities said that a second crocodile, believed to be about 3 metres l…