Terror Children Mangsa Dog, Crocodile Air Asin Ends In Kuali Eaten By Crowds Of Residents

Illustration of river estuarine crocodiles. (Unsplash- Joshua J. Totten)

JAKARTA - A salt water crocodile that terrorized Australia's remote community by preying on dogs and hitting children ended up in a qual. This crocodile is cooked and eaten enlivened by local residents. "The 12-foot-tall replica has lurked and hit out water in children and adults. The crocodile is also reportedly carrying many community dogs," the Northern Territory police said in a statement quoted via cbsnews, Friday, June 14. Police finally shot the reptile after speaking with the elders and owners of traditional land in the Bulla community. The shooting was carried out Tuesday this week. "People prepare it for the party in traditional ways," they said. The crocodile migrated during the flood earlier this year to a river near houses in the area or about six hours of travel south of Darwin. "The animal is the main ingredient in a variety of foods," Sergeant Andrew McBride told Australian public broadcaster ABC. "I'm sure he's cooked into crocodile-tailed soup, it's over a cap, some of it's wrapped in banana leaves and cooked underground. There's a rather large traditional party," McBride said. Crocodiles can pose significant risks to public safety. Police praised residents and officers for working together to resolve the issue. "There's never been a boring time in the police remotely," Anderson said. The Northern Territory government uses a risk-based strategic management approach to determine the level of management activity for crocodiles. Crocodiles are very mobile, and periodically have dangerous encounters with people in Australia. Earlier this year, a crocodile jumped onto a fishing boat in Queensland as the man was fishing in a tributary on New Year's Eve. Last year, Australia's top politician Northern Territory said it was "it's time to consider" the return of crocodile culling after an attack on a popular swimming spot.

In May 2023, a man who was snorkeling off the coast of North Queensland, Australia, was attacked by a crocodile - and survived by tearing his jaw from his head. In the same month, the remains of an Australian man who was missing on his way to fishing in crocodile-filled waters were found inside the two reptiles.