About 190 crocodiles were abandoned at a farm in Songkhla province, Thailand, after the farm went bankrupt. The owner died last year and was raising animals for leather goods.
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Approximately 190 crocodiles displaying cannibalistic behavior have been discovered on an abandoned farm in Songkhla province, Thailand. The owner raised the animals to skin them and make leather goods. – Independent TV/Video/Playback/ND
According to the tabloid Daily Star, residents were frightened when some of the animals left the enclosure during the rainy season and invaded the village. – Independent TV/Video/Playback/ND
After the death of their owner last year and with little care, some reptiles have begun to eat themselves to survive. – Independent TV/Video/Playback/ND
Firat Tangsukcharoekkun, an official at the Songkhla Provincial Fisheries Authority, inspected the farm at the end of February. According to him, about 100 crocodiles still live inside the structure. – Independent TV/Video/Playback/ND
Since the animals are still the legal property of the deceased farmer, the authorities are trying to find an adequate solution to the problem with the company he left. – Independent TV/Video/Playback/ND
About 100 crocodiles remained on the territory. – Photo: Unsplash/Disclosure/ND
Source: Ndmais