Cambodia, Siem Reap A two-year-old girl was eaten alive by crocodiles after she left home alone to play on her parents' crocodile farm. The girl fell into a crocodile enclosure and her skull was found by the girl's father. Local police confirmed that crocodiles killed her, and her father only found her skull in the enclosure. She was left alone with her mother, who had recently given birth to another child and had lost contact with her while she was caring for the newborn, police said. The parents built a fence around the crocodile pit, but the gaps were small enough for the children to climb through.
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wtf watching videos with animals killing an Innocent person make me hate them so much. i guess it is normal reaction until i do not want to do something very bad to them
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Ah yes, blame the animal and not the parent. If I let my infant play with a hungry Siberian tiger and it gets mauled then FUCK that tiger, right? You stupid motherfucker.
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that is what makes me hate some wild animals more. they just kill Innocent people. that is the way they behave? because they are wild? that is going to be your answer? yes, you are right. and that is why i wish them the worst. idk what happened for this kid that he/she was there but i guess that these parents suffered enough that i can't find the point to still yell on them or something. they did not do it on purpose but it ended up fatally. well, a lot of parents do irresponsible shit that does not hurt their kid FORTUNATELY but ALSO a lot of parents do the same or even less irresponsible things but their kid ends up fucking DYING to finally die. but there was this silly animal that could have left this kid instead of EATING. Tfu (I am not native in english. Sorry if I did not write something correctly)
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You misspelled "I'm a fucking idiot"
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That is the name of this alligator
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To the parents? I agree.
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