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Netizens react to fisherman holding croc's tail in Tuaran
Published on: Wednesday, February 21, 2024
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Netizens react to fisherman holding croc's tail in Tuaran
A netizen named the reptile Siti, saying the crocodile is a longtime resident in Mengkabong River. (Bernama file pic for general illustration)
Kota Kinabalu: Netizens reportedly expressed mixed reactions to a recent viral clip of a fisherman who held a crocodile's tail in Tuaran.

The crocodile is passing by the fisherman's boat in a river before the man bravely holds up its tail in the clip, NST reported.

Some netizens praised the fisherman's bravery, but others criticised him saying it was dangerous act.

A netizen named the reptile "Siti", saying the crocodile is a longtime resident in Mengkabong River.

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man wild interaction, man animal conflict, man animal harmony, crocodile tuaran




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