Crocodile Farming: Till now you must have heard of vegetables and fruits farming, but have you ever heard of crocodile farming? Yes, crocodiles are cultivated in one country of the world. Farm houses of Param Garamchas are built here on a large scale. Where millions of crocodiles are reared. Let us know why this dreaded creature is reared in such large numbers in the farm there.
Why is crocodile farming done?
Crocodiles are cultivated on a large scale in Thailand. The surprising thing is that the more they are reared, the more they are harvested. There are a large number of crocodile slaughter houses here, where they are slaughtered alive for their valuable skin, meat and blood. There are several largest crocodile farms in Thailand. A large number of tourists also come here to see the farm of dreaded animals like crocodiles.
The firm is running for more than 35 years
According to the Thai Fisheries Department, about 12 lakh crocodiles are kept here in more than 1000 firms. Among all these firms, Sri Ayutthaya Crocodile Firm is one of the largest firms in Thailand. Which has been going on for more than 35 years.
legally deducted
According to a report by Bhaskar, the owner of the firm, Vichian Riangnet, told that his firm is legally registered with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora and he legally bites these crocodiles. They have got permission to make and export products made from crocodile.
Organs are sold at this price
Many types of medicines are prepared from some parts of the body of crocodiles. Its bile and blood are used in medicines. The cost of crocodile blood is Rs 1000 per kg and the cost of bile is Rs 76 thousand per kg. Whereas, crocodile meat is sold at Rs 570 per kg.
Skin makes expensive bags
Products like handbags, leather suits, belts are made from crocodile skin. Bags made of crocodile skin cost up to Rs 1.5 lakh ($2356). At the same time, the cost of leather suits is around 4 lakh rupees ($ 5885).
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