Armed with knives, hammers and clubs, villagers in the Sorong district of West Papua, Indonesia have killed 292 crocodiles at a sanctuary for the animals in retaliation for Sugito, a local man thought to have been killed by one animal from the site. The killing of a protected species is a crime that carries a fine or imprisonment in Indonesia, but local police were not able to stop the attack. (Photo/Agenies)
Armed with knives, hammers and clubs, villagers in the Sorong district of West Papua, Indonesia have killed 292 crocodiles at a sanctuary for the animals in retaliation for Sugito, a local man thought to have been killed by one animal from the site. The killing of a protected species is a crime that carries a fine or imprisonment in Indonesia, but local police were not able to stop the attack. (Photo/Agenies)
Armed with knives, hammers and clubs, villagers in the Sorong district of West Papua, Indonesia have killed 292 crocodiles at a sanctuary for the animals in retaliation for Sugito, a local man thought to have been killed by one animal from the site. The killing of a protected species is a crime that carries a fine or imprisonment in Indonesia, but local police were not able to stop the attack. (Photo/Agenies)
Armed with knives, hammers and clubs, villagers in the Sorong district of West Papua, Indonesia have killed 292 crocodiles at a sanctuary for the animals in retaliation for Sugito, a local man thought to have been killed by one animal from the site. The killing of a protected species is a crime that carries a fine or imprisonment in Indonesia, but local police were not able to stop the attack. (Photo/Agenies)
Armed with knives, hammers and clubs, villagers in the Sorong district of West Papua, Indonesia have killed 292 crocodiles at a sanctuary for the animals in retaliation for Sugito, a local man thought to have been killed by one animal from the site. The killing of a protected species is a crime that carries a fine or imprisonment in Indonesia, but local police were not able to stop the attack. (Photo/Agenies)
Armed with knives, hammers and clubs, villagers in the Sorong district of West Papua, Indonesia have killed 292 crocodiles at a sanctuary for the animals in retaliation for Sugito, a local man thought to have been killed by one animal from the site. The killing of a protected species is a crime that carries a fine or imprisonment in Indonesia, but local police were not able to stop the attack. (Photo/Agenies)
Armed with knives, hammers and clubs, villagers in the Sorong district of West Papua, Indonesia have killed 292 crocodiles at a sanctuary for the animals in retaliation for Sugito, a local man thought to have been killed by one animal from the site. The killing of a protected species is a crime that carries a fine or imprisonment in Indonesia, but local police were not able to stop the attack. (Photo/Agenies)
