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A disturbing YouTube video that has gone viral shows sick people feeding live dogs to crocodiles.
The stomach-churning video is a compilation of clips showing the poor pups being filmed in crocodile-infested waters, with humans just looking on without helping them, while in one case even pushing them away.
The video titled – Crocodile Attacks 2021 Latest crocodiles live feed only, #animals – which was posted by the YouTube channel – PETS & ANIMALS #TRAILERS – has received almost 250,000 views, along with 1200 likes and zero dislikes.
In the first clip, two dogs can be seen at the water’s edge pushed by a man holding a stick.
A poor dog loses his balance and falls into the water before being quickly seized by the lurking crocodile (Image: YouTube) Read more related articles Read more related articles
A poor dog loses his balance and falls into the water before being quickly seized by the lurking crocodile.
Although the dog tries to fight off the huge reptile, all to no avail as the crocodile wraps its gigantic jaws around the animal and drags it underwater, never to be seen again.
In the second clip, a dog can be seen swimming in a river seemingly unaware that a crocodile is slowly making its way towards it.
The dog is not quick enough to escape and is quickly caught by the crocodile, who drags him under the water (Image: YouTube)
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Although the cub eventually notices the huge predator, he is not quick enough to escape and is quickly caught by the crocodile, who drags him underwater to finish him off.
From the video, it is not clear if the filmer was aware of the crocodile or why it had been allowed into the water.
None of the videos show people’s faces and no voices are heard, making it difficult for authorities to identify the perpetrators responsible for these nauseating scenes.
The Daily Star has contacted the PETS & ANIMALS #TRAILERS YouTube channel for comment.
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