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A six-feet-long female saltwater crocodile which had strayed into a pond in a village in close proximity to Bhitarkanika National Park in Odisha’s Kendrapara district was rescued and released to the ...

Personnel from Bhitarkanika National Park have rescued a 6.4-foot-long male saltwater crocodile from a pond at Endulapur village under Rajnagar block in this coastal district.

The reptile had been roaming in Endalapur village for over two weeks, leaving residents in a state of panic. After being informed by the villagers, forest officials rescued it from the pond.

KENDRAPARA: Come Tuesday, Odisha will commemorate 50 years of its pioneering crocodile conservation projects on World Crocodile Day. In 1975, three conservation projects were launched in the state ...

Odisha's pioneering work in crocodile conservation laid the foundation for India's successful species recovery efforts.

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