Crocodile attacks surge at riverbanks across Indonesia
Crocodile attacks surge at riverbanks across Indonesia
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A terrifying surge in saltwater crocodile attacks across Indonesian waterways has claimed the lives of multiple children, sparking widespread panic among rural river communities. In West Sulawesi’s notorious Budong-budong River, two boys—12-year-old Muhammad Rifki and 15-year-old Ahmad Ali Wahid—were dragged underwater and killed in separate attacks just seven days apart. Further fatalities in West Tanjung Jabung and South Kalimantan highlight a broader crisis. Conservationists warn that habitat destruction from coastal farming, expanding tin mining, and overfishing of natural prey are forcing giant estuarine crocodiles further inland into daily contact with villagers who rely on the rivers for bathing, fishing, and household chores.
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