Massive alligator caught from village in Sukkur after eight days
- By Web Desk -
- Apr 11, 2020
SUKKUR: An alligator was caught from the Nara Canal area of Ghotki on Saturday by Department for Wildlife officials, ARY News reported.
According to details, the alligator had escaped the local Safari Park and ventured into the canal system of Yousuf Laghari village, petrifying local villagers.
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The hunt for the alligator was initiated eight days prior to its capturing, the villagers saw the gargantuan reptile and reported the sighting to local officials of wildlife department.
The alligator measures five feet in length and weighed about 40 kilograms upon capture.
The alligator has been returned to the safari park, it was revealed that the gator is eight years of age and is a male.
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