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Bhitarkanika Crocodile Census Duration Slashed

Herpetologists slam Odisha forest dept's decision to reduce Bhitarkanika's annual crocodile census from 9 to 3 days, fearing inaccurate count. Officials cite modern tech for faster survey. Read details.

Giant Crocodile Captured in Odisha Village Pond, 7th Incident

An 11-foot saltwater crocodile caused panic in Gupti village near Bhitarkanika National Park. Forest officials safely captured and released it. This marks the 7th such incident in six months. Read more about the rising human-animal conflict.

Monkeys leap into crocodile river to save baby in Odisha

A troop of 20 monkeys jumped into a crocodile-infested river in Bhitarkanika to save an infant. The viral video highlights animal loyalty and the growing human-crocodile conflict in Odisha. Read the full story.

Bhitarkanika National Park closed Jan 8-10 for croc census

Bhitarkanika National Park in Odisha's Kendrapada district will be off-limits to tourists from January 8 to 10 for the annual saltwater crocodile census. Over 22 teams will conduct a detailed count using advanced methods. Read more.

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