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Remembering Lolong: The Largest Saltwater Crocodile Who Died of 'Stress' After Allegedly Eating a Fisherman, Biting a Schoolgirl and 2-Year Captivity

Medicine & Technology Feb 20, 2022

The 21ft-long saltwater crocodile was suspected of eating a fisherman and a 12-year-old schoolgirl before he was captured in 2011 in Bunawan, Philippines.

largest saltwater crocodile in captivity

Remembering Lolong: The Largest Saltwater Crocodile Who Died of 'Stress' After Allegedly Eating a Fisherman, Biting a Schoolgirl and 2-Year Captivity

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