Cuban scientists race to save rare crocodile species - in pictures

Critically endangered, the 'curious' Cuban croc has the character to survive, say hatcheries

The Wider Image: Cuban scientists race to save one of the world's rarest crocodiles

Researcher Etiam Perez releases a baby crocodile confiscated from illegal hunters into the dark waters of Cuba's palm-speckled Zapata Swamp. All photos: Reuters

Sep 07, 2022

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