Monster crocodile finally caught

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For weeks, a huge salt water crocodile has terrorized a fishing district in the Philippines, attacking several people and suspected of having eaten at least one fisherman.
At last, it was caught in a trap, and will now be transferred to a zoo where it is expected to be the big star.
It IS rather big, measuring 6.4 metres (previous record was 5.74), weighing 1075 kilograms..
http://news.yahoo.com/giant-crocodile-captured-alive-philippines-134625838.html
 
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arildno said:
For weeks, a huge salt water crocodile has terrorized a fishing district in the Philippines, attacking several people and suspected of having eaten at least one fisherman.
At last, it was caught in a trap, and will now be transferred to a zoo where it is expected to be the big star.
It IS rather big, measuring 6.4 metres (previous record was 5.74), weighing 1075 kilograms..
http://news.yahoo.com/giant-crocodile-captured-alive-philippines-134625838.html

well that's a shame
 
i can't help but think about how the eaten fisherman's family feel about this...
 
From the title of this thread, I first thought you were talking about shoes. I think the zoo should at least give that family free access.
 
wukunlin said:
i can't help but think about how the eaten fisherman's family feel about this...
There are several other large crocs still at large in the vicinity, anyone of which could eat a person. Regardless, it is only suspected that a croc killed and ate the guy. All they actually know is that he disappeared when he went out fishing.