Crocodile myth boosting illegal trade


A file picture of a crocodile taken at the Taiping Zoo.

Compiled by RAHIMY RAHIM, NG SI HOOI and R. ARAVINTHAN 

THE myth that crocodile parts boast aphrodisiac qualities has led to the illegal trading of the reptile, with some being sold for up to RM100,000 on the black market, Metro Ahad reported.

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