Local man eats pet crocodile's eggs, video goes viral online


PETALING JAYA: A local man has gone viral online for eating the eggs of his pet crocodile, reported Kosmo!.

In a Tik Tok video posted on Thursday, the man and his wife decided to cook and eat the reptile’s eggs after realising that they could not care for its offspring.

In the video which has garnered almost 700,000 views, the user said that the eggs tasted much richer and felt chewier than chicken eggs.

In a series of videos shared by him later, the man explained that he decided to eat the eggs as there was not enough space in his home to rear baby crocs.

“My place is not a zoo, I collect and care for animals as a hobby but there are many other animals in my house, not just crocodiles. I have been looking forward to my crocodile laying eggs for a long time but we lack the space for additional animals,” he said.

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