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WATCH | Two men carry crocodile on scooter as heavy rains hit GujaratAs many as 24 crocodiles were rescued from residential areas in Vadodara between August 27 and 29.
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>A screengrab from the video showing two people carrying crocodile on scooter.</p></div>

A screengrab from the video showing two people carrying crocodile on scooter.

Credit: X/@DixitGujarat

Gujarat has been witnessing heavy showers, with the IMD hinting at extremely heavy rainfall in various regions till September 5.

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As many as 24 crocodiles were rescued from residential areas in Vadodara between August 27 and 29.

Recently a video surfaced online where two people can be seen carrying a crocodile on a scooter. The reptile was taken to the forest department office.

The clip was posted on social media platform X with the caption, "The crocodile will also remember the joy of traveling on a two wheeler. Actually, two young men are taking the crocodile that came out of the Vishwamitra river to the forest department office."

The video has garnered 56.6k views with a flurry of comments after it was posted.

"Crocodile riding without helmet, impose a fine on him," a user humorously commented.

Another user wrote, "Crocodiles are also enjoying the human world today."

"BHARAT- The land of the bravest of the brave🇮🇳 Well done bravehearts," commented a third.

"It's amazing...... and gratifying indeed that an animal as dangerous as crocodile being rescued and not being killed... Hats off to compassionate wild life rescuers in Vadodara... lovely," commented a fourth.

"Now this crocodile will cry tears," wrote a fifth.

Crocs galore

Last week, a crocodile was seen on the roof of a house as rainfall inundated the Akota Stadium area of Vadodara.

In a separate incident, a group of crocodiles was seen dragging what appeared to be a dog amid a flood-like situation in the city.

The video, which was shared widely on social media showed not one but four crocodiles swimming along the Vishwamitri river, with one carrying a dead animal in its mouth.

Vadodara, which witnessed a flood-like situation due to the swelling of the Vishwamitri river, is slowly limping back to normalcy as water has receded in most parts of the city.

(With PTI inputs)

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(Published 02 September 2024, 13:30 IST)