Scaling new depths with crocodile census


(Below, from left) Norhapiza and Muhamad Hazwan holding a replica of a crocodile at Pasir Gudang Estuarine Crocodile Sanctuary that is also known as Sarang Buaya Pasir Gudang.

A rewilding study is being conducted by Pasir Gudang Estuarine Crocodile Sanctuary to collect data on crocodiles in Johor.

Pasir Gudang City Council (MBPG) wildlife officer Dana Raj Shanmugam said the study was necessary because there was currently no population data on crocodiles in the peninsula.

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