Wildlife rangers neutralise croc at Tanjung Aru Beach


KOTA KINABALU: The carcass of a saltwater crocodile with two bullet wounds was found near a seawall at Tanjung Aru Beach 3, two days after Sabah Wildlife Department (SWD) rangers shot the reptile.

The 1.2m-long juvenile crocodile had initially gone missing after being shot, prompting tracking operations since the incident on Sunday (March 16).

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 Crocodile , Tanjung Aru , Carcass , Sabah

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