Crocs found on Ships

July 25, 2007

Chinese police tracking a vessel on a border river in southwest China reportedly received a big surprise when they allegedly found 270 crocodiles, Xinhua News Agency reported. According the the report, the seizure was the largest this year in Guangxi region. (Source: Xinhua News Agency)

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