.A total of 24 crocodiles were saved from suburbs in Gujarat's Vadodara amidst extremely hefty rainfalls in between August 27 as well as 29, which led to the water level in the Vishwamitri stream that moves through the urban area rising, a woodland team representative stated on Sunday.The stream is home to 440 crocodiles, much of which move into residential areas during the course of flooding triggered by water release coming from the Ajwa dam, Vadodara Assortment Woodland Police officer Karansinh Rajput said. "In addition to 24 crocodiles, our company also rescued 75 other animals, featuring snakes, cobras, 5 big tortoises considering virtually 40 kilos and a porcupine in the course of these 3 days. There are actually several houses close to Vishwamitri river," he claimed. "The smallest crocodile we rescued was two feet long, while the largest was actually 14 feets long, which was caught on Thursday from Kamnath Nagar positioned along the waterway. Neighborhood locals alerted our company about this large crocodile. Two other crocodiles, 11 shoes long, were actually additionally saved on Thursday coming from EME Circle and an available location near the Zoology Department of MS College," Rajput informed.However, no occurrence of crocodile-human problem was actually captured in the course of these days, when the region and very most aspect of the condition witnessed hefty rainfalls, he included. "Generally, crocodiles perform not attack human beings. In the waterway, they endure on fish as well as creature carcasses. They might also eliminate and also eat pet dogs, porkers or even every other tiny creature. A video recording of one such experience went viral just recently," the RFO claimed. Given that the water level of Vishwamitri stream has lost dramatically, the saved crocodiles and also other reptiles will be actually released in it, he said.