Puerto Vallarta News

Puerto Vallarta News

Crocodile Over Three Meters Long Relocated in Puerto Vallarta from Los Tules Canal to Ameca River

Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco— In a coordinated operation this Wednesday at noon, Civil Protection and Firefighters, along with the Environmental Sustainability Department of Puerto Vallarta, successfully relocated a crocodile measuring over three meters in length from the Los Tules canal. The reptile, a tagged male measuring 3.30 meters, was discovered in a beach access area, prompting an immediate response due to the potential risk it posed to residents and tourists, as well as to its own safety.

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