A 21-foot (6.4-meter) male saltwater crocodile is now undercaptivity in Bunawan, Agusan del Sur which is located in the eastern part of Mindanao island in the Philippines. The crocodile is said to be the largest living of its kind in the world and is named “Lolong” in honor of the person who captured it.
According to reports, the crocodile will be transferred into an eco-tourism park but animal rights activists are urging the government to release the crocodile into the wilderness. Netizens debate whether it’s right to keep ‘Lolong’ in captivity. Below are some twitter and facebook reactions
They say LOLONG has a wife and much/more bigger than him, the goverment is planning to capture it for a short time, but they don't have enough equipment and facilities, This is a world record, the biggest crocodile ever, captured Alive! Thank to LOLONG a crocodile hunter who captured the crocodile, sadly the hunter died, but it is a great privilage for its family and whole country.
They say LOLONG has a wife and much/more bigger than him, the goverment is planning to capture it for a short time, but they don't have enough equipment and facilities, This is a world record, the biggest crocodile ever, captured Alive! Thank to LOLONG a crocodile hunter who captured the crocodile, sadly the hunter died, but it is a great privilage for its family and whole country.
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