In a video posted My Vadodara on Twitter, rescuers can be seen trying to attaching a noose to the crocodile’s snout. (Picture credit: Twitter/ My Vadodara)
A seven-feet-long crocodile was rescued by wildlife officials from the Kelanpur village of Vadodara.
The crocodile, which ventured into a farm area in the village, was later handed over to the State Forest Department.
In a video that has gone viral on social media, rescuers can be seen trying to attach a noose to the crocodile’s snout.
Watch the video here:
A crocodile was rescued by wildlife rescuers from Kelanpur. Crocodile was handed over to Forest dept.#vadodara #wildlife pic.twitter.com/r9MDkrw9Ex
— My Vadodara (@MyVadodara) July 18, 2020
Gujarat: A crocodile was rescued by wildlife rescuers from Kelanpur village of Vadodara. It was later handed over to the Forest Department. pic.twitter.com/t2QAr11epM
— ANI (@ANI) July 18, 2020
According to news agency ANI, the crocodile reportedly entered the area due to heavy rainfall in the past few days.





