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PART People think that there are more crocodiles in the Jakarta River that is cloudy and smelly. Beyond waiting, it turns out that the crocodile still hangs there.
This news seems terrible. There are crocodiles wandering in the Jakarta River, surrounded by thousands of locals.
At least, the existence of crocodiles is reported in three places. Two weeks ago, in mid-June, an amateur video showed a crocodile seeking to swim around Pondok Paddle, north of Jakarta
A few days later, another amateur video showed a crocodile in the cbad. Marunda Timur. Its location about 10 km from Pondok Paddle. Is it the same crocodile?
A few days ago, there was a third report. This time, a crocodile was spotted in the Grogol River.
So, how many crocodiles roam around the Jakarta era. Is there really only three or one crocodile? Amateur videos show only a crocodile. Are visible crocodiles identical or different crocodiles?
I collect data exclusively on this subject. I am looking for an officer of the Public Infrastructure and Handling (PPSU) alias orange troopers who saw for the first time a crocodile in the Grogol River. I also met with a Reptile Rescue Officer from the Ministry of Environment and Forests (KLHK).
The information that I managed to collect: there are indeed three crocodiles of different sizes. The three crocodiles have already been sighted under the Grogol Bridge, just one kilometer from the University of Trisakti and Tarumanegara
The smallest crocodile measures 1.5 meters, while the largest crocodile found by officers KLHK measures more than 2 meters. At this moment, not one of these Grogol crocodiles has been captured. See also: The crocodile research effort in the Grogol River did not produce results
A crocodile was attacked by hundreds of citizens who watched above the spontaneous bridge of Grogol. (19659012) The Fire and Rescue Agency of West Jakarta and the Environment Agency and Jakarta Forests have cooperated in the capture of crocodiles in the Grogol River, west of Jakarta on Thursday (28/6/2018) “/> RIMA WAHYUNINGRUM The West Jakarta Fire and Rescue Agency and the Jakarta Environment and Forests Agency cooperated in the capture of crocodiles in the Grogol River, west of Jakarta (1965/1940).
In many international reptiles journals that explore the behavior of crocodiles, wild animals known to be wild are actually shy animals. It avoids appearing during the day, especially if many people watch it
Crocodiles appear more often at night and prefer to be in a quiet human habitat
Reirile expert of the Indonesian Institute of Sciences (LIPI) Amir Hamidi (Crocodylus Porosus
) He said that the 3-point crocodiles, namely Pondok Dayung, North Jakarta, Grogol, West Jakarta, and East Channel floods, Marunda, are estuarine crocodiles (Crocodylus Porosus ). The nature of this crocodile is to avoid the crowds
Officers have installed two safety nets at Grogol with a distance between the nets as far as 200 meters. The goal, so the crocodiles are not wandering. However, three Grogol crocodiles were never found
while Grogol crocodiles are still around the Grogol train station bridge, according to the authorities of the Jakarta Fire Department
. and appear only occasionally on the surface to exchange more oxygen in one 's body or bask in the sun.
Not a human predator, but …
Crocodiles are not really human predators. If you meet humans, the crocodile is unclear. It is the same with other reptiles like lizards
But if it is threatened, crocodiles can attack. It will bite anyone that it considers a threat, including humans and bring its victims to the bottom of the waters.
Thus, victims of crocodiles will be killed because they can not breathe in the water, not because of crocodiles. showed this behavior, as he had been viral in Berau, East Kalimantan, last year.
Someone disappeared and only discovered a few days later after his body was ushered by a crocodile suspected of killing him on Earth. The person died without the injury of a beast.
Exclusively, with KLHK officers and firefighters from Jakarta, I came across the Grogol Bridge with a rubber dinghy
"If you later meet the crocodile, do not panic, trust us. Because if you panic, the crocodile will feel threatened and attack! "
Wow!
"I pray and I am your expert as an expert," I replied.
Even so, I am totally reluctant to the idea that this is happening. My research on the Grogol River will be broadcast in the AIMAN program on Monday (07/02/2018) at 20:00 at Kompas TV
KOMPAS.COM/ARDITO RAMADHAN The path in the middle of the mangrove forest in Muara Karang, North Jakarta Extinct since 1920
But the question, where does this come from? Crocodile? Without answer.
There are three possibilities. First, crocodiles come from captivity. It may be that crocodiles are coming out of captivity during a big flood in Jakarta some time ago.
Second, the crocodile may belong to someone who has deliberately released because the owner is not strong enough to bear the burden of crocodile food
third, they may come from the Crocodile habitat in the Mangrove, Pluit and Angke areas of northern Jakarta, which were previously considered extinct.
If this third possibility is true, it is good news for the world of biodiversity. As a result, the habitat of the crocodile estuary (19459010) is known for a long time disappeared since 1920.
The ecosystem of North Jakarta, damaged for decades and undetermined because of waste urban, is starting to improve because there are still crocodiles there.
The population of Jakarta in 1920 was only about 300 inhabitants. At that time, there was only one domestic industry. The number is very small.
Meanwhile, Jakarta is currently inhabited by 10 million people. There are thousands of industries ranging from home, medium, large. All industrial waste flows into the Jakarta estuary. Not to mention the additional amount of industrial waste that flows from dozens of rivers to Bogor, Depok, Bekasi, whose total population reaches 20 million inhabitants.
But crocodiles are still crocodiles. Shy animals that can threaten humans if they are in a hurry.
The original response of a number of crocodiles in the capital must be perfectly known. This is important for animals that are protected and should not be killed unless they threaten human safety can be treated properly and localized its existence. To be good for crocodiles, it's good for the people of Jakarta!
I am Aiman Witjaksono,
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