A scientist at a laboratory in Indonesia is thought to have been eaten alive by a crocodile that she was feeding at the facility,according to the Daily Mail.
Officials at the laboratory believe that the crocodile, who goes by the name Merry, and is likely to have stood on its hind legs and jumped up to eight feet off the ground in order to seize hold of the scientist and drag her into the enclosure.
The 44-year-old Deasy Tuwo was last seen throwing meat into the crocodile’s pool during feeding time on Friday morning. The crocodile was later found with her remains still in its jaws within the enclosure at the CV Yosiki Laboratory,located in North Sulawesi, Indonesia.Tuwo’s colleagues only realized what had happened later in the morning when someone spotted a unfamiliar shape under the water inside the enclosure. They later found the crocodile with her body in its jaws.
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Source: inquisitr.com