Anyone seen a crocodile?

[bcp]

Locals have been warned to stay indoors after 15,000 fearsome Nile crocodiles escaped from a crocodile farm in north east South Africa.

The huge group of fearsome crocs escaped from Rakwena Crocodile Farm on Sunday after abnormally heavy rains caused the nearby Limpopo river to rise.

Read more: 15,000 crocodiles escape from South African farm with one straying into local school | Mail Online

 

[dmccarty]

They need to get some rope, tape, skinning knife and get busy! They can have some nice leather products and Croc Tail for dinner! :laughing::laughing::laughing:

Later,
Dan

 

[Steave]

Locals have been warned to stay indoors after 15,000 fearsome Nile crocodiles escaped from a crocodile farm in north east South Africa.

Wow, can you imagine that farms food bill.

 

[Western]

I haven't seen any, but will keep a look out!!:rotfl:

 

[Pete Judd]

Saw quite a few in Queensland, but they don't do very good up here in the PNW.

 

[texasjohn]

wonder if flood insurance covers croc attacks!!

 

[Localmotion]

Wow, can you imagine that farms food bill.

maybe that's why they let them out - foraging for locals...!

 

[bcp]

Video from the scene shows people tracking down crocodiles measuring about two metres, and tying their limbs with twine.

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"At night time we have more success and we can see their red eyes - it's much easier to see them. They are reasonably active so you have to jump on them and catch them," he told ECNA.

BBC News - South African crocodiles hunt 'continues by night'

 

[IkeRoberts]

Sounds like the latest episode of "My Redneck Vacation"