Crocodile caught in Andaman - now released

[@gamingbutter5768]

That is the problem with crocodiles, they can thrive anywhere. He was doing just fine long as you fed him in the cage. Thank you to the amazing folks that care about the safety of his people and the care of the ecosystem as a whole.

[@IrisErinHuskyWorld]

Ajkal koi tourism development nehi h kyuki swimming mana hai baki other countries Thailand mei koi mana nehi h swimming krne Andaman ka forest department kuch b Nehi soch raha hai tourist ke liye...

[@pointlesspandit]

Astounding to see so many people asking it to be kept in a zoo.

[@LetsGoforDabash]

Bro stop ur fake activism on the internet They are literally releasing salty in coastal area , this is dangerous not only for tourists n local people

[@shivarangaiah7083]

@govtofind. This absolutely insane decision to leave the crocodile in the coastal area very close to the land. It will be dangerous for people of portblair. Majority of the beaches in Portblair has got the threat of crocodile attacking humanbeings and other living beings. Forest department should shelter inside the zoo. Higher officials from the ministry should intervene and prohibit such release of crocodile.😢

[@LetsGoforDabash]

The most dangerous thing is, this is not muggar , this is literally a salty 🥴 They are not only aggressive but can thrive in any condition if they get food

[@souravde8276]

🥴🥴🥴 ab toh sea wallk ya scuba se durr rehna padega

[@GloriousTamal]

don't swim in Wandoor beach area in Andaman Island, i guess it's dangerous too

[@gurjeetsingh78]

Kyun open sea me chod rahe hai....wapas wo hmlog k liye hi danger banega ... chidyatapu me itna bada zoo hai wahan rakh nhi sakte the kya ....

[@durgaanand6333]

Yes I agree

[@gurjeetsingh78]

@@durgaanand6333 👍

[@luckypatel6849]

Yes putting wild animals in zoo what a thinking u have

[@sumanchatterjee6591]

Then who will balance eco System bro? Have to live with nature

[@mainakbhowmick2752]

Open sea is the croc's natural habitat, and not the natural habitat of humans..So if humans are facing a problem, they should stop going out to the seas..

[@Bhartvlog-i5g]

Radhe Radhe❤

[@erichr9746]

Needed help finding his reverse gear lol. ⚙️

[@balasubramaniyam1985]

Inhabited islands ka pass release kiya kya?

[@nomadthunderbird2809]

Near which island ? 😯

[@neerajkujur9645]

Near long laland creek area

[@nomadthunderbird2809]

@@neerajkujur9645 thanks brother ☺️

[@rishabhjoshi8275]

Why release in open sea. Zoo me rakho. Wandoor ka beach is gone already

[@neevan1388]

Because it's their natural habitat

[@shiningking]

​@@neevan1388thats why people should adjust...leave the sea and ocean for the crocs...people should live in caves and forest..fishermen should shift to being a cavemen

[@ln3257]

​@@shiningking croc kills one and you go insane, humans kill thousands of them in a single day for their meat and skin and you're okay with that because you own the planet?!! Bloody hell yes! Leave the seas for the creatures who belong there! Humans don't! And keep your distance if you have the problem! Stay in your habitat and don't destroy theirs! We do so for greed and not for need! Start reading some books! You're a caveman already

[@niranjanmapari698]

Wandoor beach was a true paradise . I swam & snorkelled there in 2009 . Now the whole A & N is swamped by these monsters

[@niranjanmapari698]

I am convinced if T- Rex would have been alive , even he would have been left in the jungle for Conservation .

[@rajeshravindranath-pw4vp]

They are leaving these crocs to prevent burmese infiltration i guess

[@Chennai_Mobiles_Andaman]

😂

[@sangeetha0492]

This is not good y they do it. That's y nw andaman public facings various problems

[@JOHN-nz2un]

It's the crocodile's natural habitat. They also live in the north of Australia's coastal beaches. Then why do you have an issue only here? Or maybe you are not much aware of their habitats.

[@ANITLOGAN]

Boat Padalt jana tha inhi ko kha lena tha tab Pata chalta kya Hota hai taklif

[@Rcc0071]

Good

[@Shalusulata]

Sea pe q chod rahe ho ....fir kisi ko khayega ..kya yaar ...

[@kesawarajulua.subramaniam7057]

Good Job 👍

[@ilangovan9955]

Roy babu, sunny babupalraj

[@Lifeisgood159-r2u]

Ek magar ko dekhane se kam nahi khatam ho jata, kiiya samunder me one magar tha ar bhi magar ko kaid pakrd kr dekhai, 🙏

[@neerajkujur9645]

Zoo me rakhna tha

[@manisharaj4741]

Omg yeh kya kia aaplog ne aise khule samundar par qu choda woh kisi ka bhi jaan le sakta h

[@luckypatel6849]

Samundar uska ghar hai 😎

[@Prashantsingh-kt3bx]

Saltie..

[@micro2232]

Are pagal rileased kiyu karre , mardu kal insaan ki jaan jasakti

[@S.surendran-yp4ti]

Nahi pakka du nee se thik tha thu bara samundar me hi jodu ne ka vajah

[@heenarashid]

Phir se koi mout ka sikar ho jyga

[@dipankarjana1195]

😡😡😡😡😡

[@ruchirabhattacharya3473]

Why are you beating the crocodiles

[@prizoneditz1953]

RIP English.. Shut up..

[@sumanchatterjee6591]

মারছে না খোঁচাচ্ছে.. ও যাতে খোলা দিকে এগিয়ে যায় তার জন্য

[@Shakeelhussain05]

Puppi denge madam rukiye🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Shakeelhussain05]

Magarmach hai wo

[@royaleyash8092]

@@Shakeelhussain05 😂

[@avijitsircar4044]

very poor handling of the incident!

[@BlackFriday9822]

Forest department M.C..... B.C hai

[@alkeshsingh198]

Very good conservation .Proud of indian wildlife

[@ruchirabhattacharya3473]

I beat you

[@EvilSapphireR]

I doubt this is in Andaman. Those guys sound like they're speaking in Bengali. This is probably Sunderbans.

[@sumantagogoi]

Bengali is one of the most common languages in Andaman

[@JOHN-nz2un]

Bengali is the dominant and most spoken language there if you doubt then Google it. And also try to see the surrounding environment which nowhere seems like Sunderbans

[@saratsayz]

THey spoke 3 languages, bengali, Tamizh and Malyalam.