Look beyond culling to reduce human-croc conflict
Monitoring reptile’s population, educating humans in conflict areas key to reducing attacks.
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Monitoring reptile’s population, educating humans in conflict areas key to reducing attacks.
Sim Leoi Leoi THE STAR – There it was, its beady eyes flickering in the eerie light. Craggy reptilian scales glimmered as the large crocodile slithered out of sight into the undergrowth, leaving a splash in its wake in the muddy water. You would think this is a scene from the middle of a jungle. […]
In Malaysia, increased crocodile sightings and recent attacks – especially in Sabah – are raising a debate: can we learn to live peacefully with these apex predators or do we begin hunting them?