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Floods in Thailand not only make the economic wheels also crippled many material losses caused by it, but also make a horror for many Bangkok residents, not just how it turns out the impact of flooding resulted in the escape of hundreds of captive crocodiles threatening the residents of flood victims. Yingluck Shinawatra, the prime minister was made dizzy by the occurrence of this escape of the crocodiles.
Monsters on the Run after Severe Flooding in Thailand (24 pics)
Vicious reptile was discovered population was combing the flow of flood, to find residents who become victims. Government Affairs of the White Elephant directly warned residents about the existence of a crocodile's. They were also asked to help catch him.
As published daily Bangkok Post, was shot dead two male alligators in Bang Bua Thong district. While six others were captured in the same area. Two of the dead crocodiles allegedly separated from their habitat in Sai Noi district.
Monsters on the Run after Severe Flooding in Thailand (24 pics)
As published daily Bangkok Post, was shot dead two male alligators in Bang Bua Thong district. While six others were captured in the same area. Two of the dead crocodiles allegedly separated from their habitat in Sai Noi district.
Thai television showed images of the crocodiles that have been disabled. The captors claim that the crocodile is actually not too difficult to catch because sekatinya, they are afraid of humans.
Monsters on the Run after Severe Flooding in Thailand (24 pics)
"You just need to continue to shock you catch a crocodile that until he actually fainted," said Praiphan Thienthong, a crocodile tamer, as quoted by The Australian. Thienthong and the other crocodile tamer forced to work harder to catch the crocodile, which according to the people of Thailand as bad as the snake loose.
The Thai government offered a reward of a sum of money to people who can catch crocodiles alive. The number of prizes offered is 1,000 baht (Rp289 thousand) per alligator - slightly lower than the daily minimum wage of Thailand.
Monsters on the Run after Severe Flooding in Thailand (24 pics)
To note, Thailand is one of a crocodile products producing countries in the world. Primadonanya clear vellum. Approximately 200,000 heads of occupants so 30 crocodile farms, not including about 900 small-scale farms. Could be a loose alligator number increases, so thousands.Floods in Thailand not only make the economic wheels also crippled many material losses caused by it, but also make a horror for many Bangkok residents, not just how it turns out the impact of flooding resulted in the escape of hundreds of captive crocodiles threatening the residents of flood victims. Yingluck Shinawatra, the prime minister was made dizzy by the occurrence of this escape of the crocodiles.
Monsters on the Run after Severe Flooding in Thailand (24 pics)
Vicious reptile was discovered population was combing the flow of flood, to find residents who become victims. Government Affairs of the White Elephant directly warned residents about the existence of a crocodile's. They were also asked to help catch him.
As published daily Bangkok Post, was shot dead two male alligators in Bang Bua Thong district. While six others were captured in the same area. Two of the dead crocodiles allegedly separated from their habitat in Sai Noi district.
Monsters on the Run after Severe Flooding in Thailand (24 pics)
As published daily Bangkok Post, was shot dead two male alligators in Bang Bua Thong district. While six others were captured in the same area. Two of the dead crocodiles allegedly separated from their habitat in Sai Noi district.
Thai television showed images of the crocodiles that have been disabled. The captors claim that the crocodile is actually not too difficult to catch because sekatinya, they are afraid of humans.
Monsters on the Run after Severe Flooding in Thailand (24 pics)
"You just need to continue to shock you catch a crocodile that until he actually fainted," said Praiphan Thienthong, a crocodile tamer, as quoted by The Australian. Thienthong and the other crocodile tamer forced to work harder to catch the crocodile, which according to the people of Thailand as bad as the snake loose.
The Thai government offered a reward of a sum of money to people who can catch crocodiles alive. The number of prizes offered is 1,000 baht (Rp289 thousand) per alligator - slightly lower than the daily minimum wage of Thailand.
Monsters on the Run after Severe Flooding in Thailand (24 pics)
To note, Thailand is one of a crocodile products producing countries in the world. Primadonanya clear vellum. Approximately 200,000 heads of occupants so 30 crocodile farms, not including about 900 small-scale farms. Could be a loose alligator number increases, so thousands.
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