Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Puerto Vallarta and Mexico News

Over-development in Puerto Vallarta is forcing crocodiles into the streets

This Thursday, animal protection authorities and firefighters caught a crocodile two and a half meters long, which was loitering on the beaches of Puerto Vallarta.

Logic has prevailed, and authorities assure us there is not a crocodile problem in Puerto Vallarta, but rather an over-development problem creeping into the natural habitat of these animals, forcing them into urban areas.

"The human is basically within the natural distribution areas of these species and rather we must raise awareness and we must be . . .

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