Maharashtra: Crocodile caught on camera moving on the road in Ratnagiri amid heavy rainfall
Maharashtra's Ratnagiri was left shocked when a crocodile was seen walking the streets of the city amid heavy rainfall.
The reptile was caught on camera by a traveller in a car.
It is suspected it came out from the nearby Shiva river.
Chiplun and other regions in Ratnagiri district are witnessing heavy rainfall for the past few days.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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