Inside the 4m·800kg Large Crocodile... The Missing Fisherman Was Found

Malaysian Man in His 60s Missing for Four Days
Found Inside Giant Crocodile Weighing 800 kg

The body of a man in his 60s who went missing in Malaysia was found inside the stomach of a giant crocodile measuring over 4 meters in length.

According to British media outlet Daily Express on the 24th (local time), Adi (60), a fisherman who went missing in Tawau, Sabah, Malaysia, was found dead inside the crocodile's stomach. Adi went missing on the 19th, and on the 22nd, his body was discovered inside the crocodile's stomach by the fire department.

The body of a man who went missing inside the belly of a giant crocodile has been found. [Image source=Daily Express]

The Tawau fire department found the crocodile believed to have eaten Adi, shot it dead, and then cut open its stomach. A body was found inside, and after taking some body parts for examination, the identity was confirmed to be Adi. The crocodile, whose stomach was cut open, weighed a staggering 800 kg and was known to be over 4 meters long.

Jemisin Ujin, the head of the Tawau fire station rescue team, said, "The Wildlife Department team cut open the stomach of a male crocodile weighing 800 kg and recovered Adi's remains," adding, "We also informed the family to confirm the identity."

This is not the first case of an attack by a crocodile. In August 2020, a 14-year-old boy went missing while catching snails with friends by the river in Sarikei village, Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo. Witnesses reported, "It seems a crocodile dragged him away." It was later confirmed that the boy was a victim of a large 4.7-meter crocodile.

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