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Aussie croc eats pet dogs, ends up in soup
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The crocodile had been stalking and lunging out of the water at children and adults, according to the Australian police. - Photos: Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services/Facebook
SYDNEY: A saltwater crocodile terrorised a remote Australian community by snapping up dogs and lunging at children – only to meet its end in a feast cooked up by locals.
The 3.6m reptile “had been stalking and lunging out of the water at children and adults”, Northern Territory police said in a statement.
“The crocodile had also reportedly taken multiple community dogs.”
After talking to elders and traditional landowners in the Bulla community, police shot and killed the scaly predator on June 11, police said.
“The community prepared it for a feast in the traditional manner,” they said.
The crocodile had migrated during floods earlier in the year into a river near homes in the area, about six hours’ drive south of Darwin, police said.
The animal ended up as the main ingredient in various meals, Sergeant Andrew McBride told Australian public broadcaster ABC.
“I believe he was cooked up into crocodile tail soup, it was on the barbecue, a few pieces were wrapped up in banana leaves and cooked underground,” Sgt McBride said.
“There was a rather large traditional feast.” - AFP
www.thestar.com.my
SYDNEY: A saltwater crocodile terrorised a remote Australian community by snapping up dogs and lunging at children – only to meet its end in a feast cooked up by locals.
The 3.6m reptile “had been stalking and lunging out of the water at children and adults”, Northern Territory police said in a statement.
“The crocodile had also reportedly taken multiple community dogs.”
After talking to elders and traditional landowners in the Bulla community, police shot and killed the scaly predator on June 11, police said.
“The community prepared it for a feast in the traditional manner,” they said.
The crocodile had migrated during floods earlier in the year into a river near homes in the area, about six hours’ drive south of Darwin, police said.
The animal ended up as the main ingredient in various meals, Sergeant Andrew McBride told Australian public broadcaster ABC.
“I believe he was cooked up into crocodile tail soup, it was on the barbecue, a few pieces were wrapped up in banana leaves and cooked underground,” Sgt McBride said.
“There was a rather large traditional feast.” - AFP
