Reports: Indonesian Scientist Killed by Giant 17-Foot-Long Crocodile

Reports: Indonesian Scientist Killed by Giant 17-Foot-Long Crocodile
A crocodile rests on the banks of Tarcoles River in the province of Puntarenas in Costa Rica some 90 kilometers south of San Jose on Dec. 5, 2010. Yuri Cortez/AFP/Getty Images
Jack Phillips
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A female scientist was eaten by a giant crocodile after she fell or was pulled into an enclosure in Indonesia, according to media reports.

Deasy Tuwo, 44, reportedly was dragged into the enclosure by a 17-foot-long crocodile as she was trying to feed the animal.

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