Coimbatore: A crocodile, which was found in a 20-foot-deep well at a farmland in Sirumugai here, was rescued by the forest department late on Monday n.

Crocodiles are highly-successful apex predators that have been around for millions of years, ... the forest personnel went there and a post mortem was conducted by veterinarians," the sarpanch said.

Carefully, he placed the two 12-inch crocodile hatchlings into their new aquarium home. It will be at least 10 years before they reach a more intimidating size of 16 feet and 700 or more pounds.

The forest department in Telangana captured a live crocodile after it was spotted by locals in a village square in Nizamabad ...

A viral video shows a young man, part of the forest department, confidently carrying a massive crocodile through a village in Uttar Pradesh. The reptile caused panic after being spotted in a ...

KENDRAPARA: In a bid to mitigate human-crocodile conflict in and around areas of Bhitarkanika national park, the Forest Department has launched an awareness campaign in the riverside villages of ...

On Aug. 28, 1913, the Post-Dispatch ran a front-page story about the capture of an alligator — or maybe a crocodile — living in Forest Park.

The crocodile tried climbing a fence which stopped it from jumping into the river, but failed. Until it was rescued, it crawled on land. Rahul M Updated: Wednesday, May 29, 2024, 10:15 PM IST ...

The crocodile was rescued by the forest officials in Uttar Pradesh and was released into its natural habitat. Explore. Search Wednesday, Apr 16, 2025. New Delhi o C. Subscribe. Games. E-Paper.

KENDRAPARA: A stray four-foot-long female saltwater crocodile was rescued by forest officials from the pond of one Kalpataru Khanduala at Barahapur village, near Bhitarkanika National Park, on ...

On Monday, the Forest Department team arrived at the spot after receiving the information. The team promptly rescued the crocodile and released it into the Chambal River. Read Also ...

Residents of a Mulund housing society received an unexpected visitor recently—a nine-foot-long Indian marsh crocodile. Thanks to the swift efforts of the Forest Department and the NGO RAWW, the ...