In a video posted by a Facebook p Tourism top End, a hungry crocodile was seen snatching a fish right from angler's line. video that has n gone viral clearly shows hunger of crocodile. video that was captured at river bank in Australia, shows a woman hooking a fish and trying to drag it out of water. Even as ly tries hard to hook big fish, a crocodile appears and before she could realise, it makes crocodile his prey. crocodile is seen swooping by shore and snatching fish. Frightened at sight two anglers run away, while crocodile sits at shore and gulps it's prey. After having it's meal crocodile returns back to water. 

In video that will spook you, humongous crocodile emerges from a ro-side drain in Maharashtra's Chiplun

incident however received hilarious responses from netizens. One of m said that it was better that crocodile ate fish inste of those fishing, while ar said that this is ar reason to t go fishing. Ar netizen said that he visited site where video was captured and re were more than 30 crocodile. Many me fun of people who decided to go at place for fishing. 

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Vodara Floods: Citizens, authorities and even dogs battle Crocodiles from Vishwamitri river

In ar incident related to crocodile,  authorities in Mumbai appear to kw that something big is lurking in drain, and are armed with rope and stick rey to snare it. y go croc forward, and when it emerges, its true size is revealed, shocking just about everyone at location. Netizens could t believe ir eyes that a crocodile was found in what is generally considered  abode of rodents and tos.  incident occurred in Chiplun’s Dar area and as per reports by forest officials, took place on Friday, July 26, when Ratnagiri was swept by heavy rain leing to floods in Vashishti River. crocodile was suspected to have entered town’s drain system which was flooded due to water overflow from nearby river. crocodile h been trapped in drain struggling to escape, its rapid movement and ises caused due to that me it come under purview of locals who n upon sighting unwanted guest, alerted fire brige and Forest Department.

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