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Local Residents Shocked After Crocodiles Were Spotted Sunbathing at a River in Subang Jaya
Residents of Subang Jaya were shocked recently after a video circulating on social media showed two crocodiles loitering and basking in the sun in USJ 1.

The video, shared by the Discover Subang Jaya Facebook page revealed that the two apex predators were spotted at the river behind the factories at Taman Perindustrian USJ 1.

The 25-second video was recorded from the roadside near the river and when the video zoomed in, the two crocodiles were visible, remaining stationary throughout.

Afterwards, the video panned to the left to show the surrounding area and zoomed in on the two reptiles again before abruptly ending.

You can watch the video here:
In the comments section, many netizens were shocked at the video, with some throwing theories as to how the crocodiles ended up being there.
One commenter said that the crocodiles may be the same reptiles he spotted in Klang previously and given that it’s the same river, they probably swam to USJ from Klang.

Another commenter claims that the crocodile may be from Puchong as again, the same river flows in both areas.
Besides that, one netizen urged the person recording to lodge a report to the relevant authorities as the crocodiles could pose a danger to residents.
So, what do you guys think of the video? Have you spotted any wild animals in your area that are not supposed to be there? Share your thoughts with us in the comments.
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