Giant crocodile, python rescued from city’s outskirts – Times of India
Vadodara: A crocodile measuring round 11ft was rescued by volunteers and forest division officers shut to Dena village on the outskirts of The metropolis. A six-ft-prolonged python too was rescued from the Menpuravillage in Dabhoi taluka.
After seeing the crocodile in a farm, Dena villagers educated Gujarat Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) and a group of volunteers rushed to The state of affairs. When the presence of The huge crocodile was confirmed, officers of the forest division additionally reached the farm.
“We would have appreciated to mobilize extra volunteers As a Outcome of the crocodile was large. It was taken to the rescue centre of the forest division. It Might have been staying there Collectively with completely different reptiles in some pits Full of rain water shut to Dena and had come out when the water diploma elevated,” said Raj Bhavsar from GSPCA.
The python in Menpura had entered a cotton farm and was seen by the farmer who contacted the Wildlife Rescue Notion. The python was rescued by volunteers of the trust and handed over to the forest division.