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Massive crocodile found in drain at Sungei Kadut

A video of a rather massive crocodile that seemed stuck in a drain at Sungei Kadut industrial estate went viral earlier today.

In the video taken on scene, the crocodile looked to be lying in an unnatural position on its side in a small, dry drain. A group of people probably working at a construction site in the area based on their clothing, apparently found the crocodile.

From the video, the crocodile did not seem to move much. There was also barely any water flowing over it.

The Sungei Kadut area is surrounded by several water bodies, more prominently with the Kranji Reservoir on its left, and the waters between Singapore and Johor, North of it.

Within the hour, images of the crocodile being caught and tied up circulated on the Internet. A police vehicle could also be seen at the area.

TISG has reached out to ACRES: Animal Concerns Research and Education Society (Singapore) for comment and more information. /TISG

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