.A total amount of 24 crocodiles were saved coming from residential areas in Gujarat's Vadodara among very hefty rains in between August 27 and 29, which led to the water level in the Vishwamitri river that flows with the metropolitan area climbing, a forest department representative said on Sunday.The waterway is home to 440 crocodiles, much of which relocate right into suburbs in the course of flooding brought on by water launch from the Ajwa dam, Vadodara Assortment Rainforest Police officer Karansinh Rajput pointed out. "Apart from 24 crocodiles, we additionally rescued 75 other animals, consisting of snakes, cobras, 5 huge tortoises evaluating nearly 40 kilos and a porcupine in the course of these three times. There are lots of residential areas close to Vishwamitri waterway," he pointed out. "The littlest crocodile we saved was two feets long, while the most extensive was 14 feets long, which was actually caught on Thursday coming from Kamnath Nagar located along the waterway. Nearby citizens notified our team about this massive crocodile. Pair of other crocodiles, 11 feet long, were also saved on Thursday coming from EME Cycle and an open place near the Zoology Team of MS Educational Institution," Rajput informed.However, no accident of crocodile-human conflict was actually tape-recorded during the course of in these times, when the location as well as most parts of the condition saw hefty storms, he added. "Often, crocodiles perform certainly not attack people. In the waterway, they endure on fish as well as pet . They may also get rid of and also consume canines, pigs or any other small pet. A video recording of one such conflict went viral just recently," the RFO said. Since the water level of Vishwamitri stream has fallen considerably, the rescued crocodiles as well as various other reptiles will be discharged in it, he pointed out.