Massive crocodile rescued from residential area in western India
- 4 years ago
An eight-feet-long crocodile has been rescued from a residential area in western India's Gujarat.
The incident took place in Vishwajyot society opposite to Manmohan society in Vadodara on September 3.
A team of rescuers from Wildlife Rescue Trust led by Arvind A Pawar rushed to the spot to rescue the crocodile.
The video shows at least three people securing the crocodile on the ground.
A few people sit on the reptile while others tie its snout to prevent any nearby people from being injured.
Following this, they fasten the animal to a rope to make it ready for transport and load into a cage.
The incident took place in Vishwajyot society opposite to Manmohan society in Vadodara on September 3.
A team of rescuers from Wildlife Rescue Trust led by Arvind A Pawar rushed to the spot to rescue the crocodile.
The video shows at least three people securing the crocodile on the ground.
A few people sit on the reptile while others tie its snout to prevent any nearby people from being injured.
Following this, they fasten the animal to a rope to make it ready for transport and load into a cage.