Published on Aug 2, 2019
Nearly extinct Siamese crocodile saved by rangers
Wildlife Alliance rangers have intercepted a poacher transporting a critically endangered Siamese crocodile.

After seeing the crocodiles trying to finish off the two year old baby, I really don't care if they all become extinct. Name one redeeming thing about them.

Species diversity

Big'n wrote: ↑Sat Aug 10, 2019 2:19 pm After seeing the crocodiles trying to finish off the two year old baby, I really don't care if they all become extinct. Name one redeeming thing about them.

That was on a crocodile farm, nobody has been eaten by Siamese Crocodiles in a long time.

Big'n wrote: ↑Sat Aug 10, 2019 2:19 pm After seeing the crocodiles trying to finish off the two year old baby, I really don't care if they all become extinct. Name one redeeming thing about them.

1/ They are less destructive than Homo sapien, but then so is everything..

and anyway, that was on a croc farm - hybrid bastards.
Nobody ever got eaten by the critically endangered Crocodylus siamensis, ever.

Still nothing redeemable about them has been said.

10 babies of nearly-extinct crocodiles spotted in Cambodia's Cardamom mountains
Source: Xinhua| 2020-02-19 16:36:38|Editor: xuxin

A conservationist holds a baby Siamese crocodile in Pursat province, Cambodia, on Feb. 19, 2020. Ten baby Siamese crocodiles have been spotted in Cambodia, raising hopes that conservation efforts have achieved a breakthrough for a species once believed to be extinct in the wild, said Fauna & Flora International (FFI) on the press release on Wednesday. (FFI/Bianca Roberts/Handout via Xinhua)

PHNOM PENH, Feb. 19 (Xinhua) -- Ten baby Siamese crocodiles have been spotted in Cambodia, raising hopes that conservation efforts have achieved a breakthrough for a species once believed to be extinct in the wild, said Fauna & Flora International (FFI) on the press release on Wednesday.

The hatchlings were sighted in late January by FFI conservationists at the Veal Veng crocodile sanctuary, a protected part of a river in the Cardamom Mountains, Pursat province, the press release said.

It added that this was only the second time in a decade that baby Siamese crocodiles have been seen in the wild in Cambodia.

"This is a really significant moment and it feels like we have reached a turning point for the Siamese crocodile," said Pablo Sinovas, flagship species manager in Cambodia for FFI.

"For a species that for a long time was believed to be extinct in the wild to be breading[sic] and producing hatchlings is extremely exciting," he said.
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2020-0 ... 798743.htm

Fab news!!!!!!!


' just a bit sorry they don't eat people

Big'n wrote: ↑Sat Aug 10, 2019 7:47 pm Still nothing redeemable about them has been said.

they make nice handbags?

fazur wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 5:18 am

Big'n wrote: ↑Sat Aug 10, 2019 7:47 pm Still nothing redeemable about them has been said.

they make nice handbags?

Oh Faz, 'just when i thought you were a 'good guy'.
chuckle

Seriously tho', i am not so sure that Big N is being genuine - or just doing his best to rile us all up (not only on this topic), but anyway..
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