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| Photo of the crocodile captured at Bhandup water treatment plant, Mumbai. Tweeted by Anjali Kukose |
Staff correspondent, July 29, 2015, NewsCrunch
A monster crocodile measuring up to 11 feet has been reportedly captured at a water treatment plant at Bhandup, Mumbai.
The water treatment plant at Bhandup, said to be the largest in Asia, is major soure of water supply to the city.
A Twitter user Anjali Lukose (@anjali_lukose) tweeted the photo of the crocodile that has been rescued.
These lakes are known to host fresh water crocodiles (Crocodilus palustris), which can grow up to 11 feet.
A 11-ft long #crocodile was rescued from #Bhandup water purificatn complex,was en route adivasi padas @IndianExpresspic.twitter.com/f0b88Y9Z9b— Anjali Lukose (@anjali_lukose) July 29, 2015