Scaly danger lurks in S’wak


A crocodile turns up along the Sungai Samariang riverbank in Sarawak right next to a public warning signboard cautioning of such a reptile’s presence.

Although crocodiles are protected under local wildlife laws, a recent surge in its population has led the authorities to resorting to adopt extreme measures including culling to create zones free of the reptile.

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