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04-07-2014, 05:57 AM
1-Ton, Man-Eating Crocodile Caught in Uganda
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By Liz Fields
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Apr 6, 2014 11:14am
GTY kakira uganda crocodile jt 140406 16x9 608 1 Ton, Man Eating Crocodile Caught in Uganda
Residents of the Kakira village, in the Jinja District of eastern Uganda, gather to look at a crocodile that was captured by Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) staff, March 31, 2014. PETER BUSOMOKE/AFP/Getty Images
A monstrous one-ton crocodile that terrorized an Ugandan village has been caught after a four-day hunt, according to Ugandan wildlife officials.
Authorities estimate the reptile is about 80-years-old and believe it’s responsible for killing a local resident as well as mauling several other people, a Uganda Wildlife Authority officer told The New Vision.
Wildlife officials used meat on a stick to bait the crocodile and catch it. It’ll be transferred by truck to Murchison Falls National Park in Lolim, Uganda.
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By Liz Fields
@lianzifields
Follow on Twitter
Apr 6, 2014 11:14am
GTY kakira uganda crocodile jt 140406 16x9 608 1 Ton, Man Eating Crocodile Caught in Uganda
Residents of the Kakira village, in the Jinja District of eastern Uganda, gather to look at a crocodile that was captured by Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) staff, March 31, 2014. PETER BUSOMOKE/AFP/Getty Images
A monstrous one-ton crocodile that terrorized an Ugandan village has been caught after a four-day hunt, according to Ugandan wildlife officials.
Authorities estimate the reptile is about 80-years-old and believe it’s responsible for killing a local resident as well as mauling several other people, a Uganda Wildlife Authority officer told The New Vision.
Wildlife officials used meat on a stick to bait the crocodile and catch it. It’ll be transferred by truck to Murchison Falls National Park in Lolim, Uganda.