Two weeks before my canoe trip in Borneo this turns up in the world's newspapers and the some of participants are contacting me to ask about the croc situation!
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/209266/20110906/giant-crocodile-philippines-1-ton.htm
Natural I suppose but in Borneo where we are going there are only false gharials which are very rare, highly endangered and usually harmless.
Won't grab you off the river bank or attack a boat for instance.
Might confuse you with a fat monkey if you were swimming and give you a pedicure
How do you explain the difference betwwen a saltie and a freshwater croc? A shark is a shark, right?
Freshie
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/209266/20110906/giant-crocodile-philippines-1-ton.htm
Natural I suppose but in Borneo where we are going there are only false gharials which are very rare, highly endangered and usually harmless.
Won't grab you off the river bank or attack a boat for instance.
Might confuse you with a fat monkey if you were swimming and give you a pedicure
How do you explain the difference betwwen a saltie and a freshwater croc? A shark is a shark, right?
Freshie
