Trap set for elusive croc in Likas lagoon


Catch me if you can: Wildlife rangers setting the trap for the lone crocodile at the Likas lagoon in Kota Kinabalu.

KOTA KINABALU: A lone crocodile in the Likas lagoon near the city’s downtown area remains elusive hours after Sabah Wildlife Department rangers set a trap for it.

Its assistant director Dr Sen Nathan said Wildlife Rescue Unit rangers set the trap at a spot near a pump station yesterday where it was spotted a day earlier.

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