Facing the Crocodile That Ate My Wife
5th February 2015
Four months ago, Demeteriya Nabire was killed by a crocodile when she went to the lake near her home to fetch water. The animal later came back to the area but found Nabire’s husband waiting, ready to take revenge.
Not something you read about every day.
February 5th, 2015 at 09:51
I can’t help comparing this to the King of Jordan’s reaction to his pilot being burned alive. It’s the very human response that is responsible for preserving the species. When your family is attacked by a beast, you forge a weapon capable of killing it, swallow your fear, and wade in for the kill. Negotiations and empty threats mean nothing to a crocodile – or to ISIS.