A Scientist Was 'Eaten Alive' By Crocodile During Feeding
- 5 years ago
A scientist in Sulawesi was reportedly “eaten alive” by a crocodile.
A scientist in Sulawesi, Indonesia was reportedly "eaten alive" by a crocodile. According to The Sun, she "was feeding the croc named Merry early on Friday morning at the CV Yosiki Laboratory in Indonesia when the beast appears to have reared and leaped up an 8-foot-high concrete wall, pulling her into the water." When the incident was discovered by other workers at the lab, the woman's body was said to still be in the 17-foot-long reptile's mouth, notes The Mirror. Merry reportedly lashed at rescue workers who tried to remove the scientist's remains but was ultimately subdued. The crocodile reportedly has been sent to a wildlife rescue for examination.
A scientist in Sulawesi, Indonesia was reportedly "eaten alive" by a crocodile. According to The Sun, she "was feeding the croc named Merry early on Friday morning at the CV Yosiki Laboratory in Indonesia when the beast appears to have reared and leaped up an 8-foot-high concrete wall, pulling her into the water." When the incident was discovered by other workers at the lab, the woman's body was said to still be in the 17-foot-long reptile's mouth, notes The Mirror. Merry reportedly lashed at rescue workers who tried to remove the scientist's remains but was ultimately subdued. The crocodile reportedly has been sent to a wildlife rescue for examination.