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A decades-old lone crocodile, claimed to be a vegetarian, that inhabited the lake at the Sri Ananthapadmanabha Swamy temple here and often found roaming inside its premises was found dead late on Sunday night.
Temple officials told PTI that the crocodile, fondly called Babia, was missing since Saturday. Thereafter, the carcass was found floating on the lake around 11.30 pm on Sunday night and the same was conveyed to the police and the animal husbandry department, temple officials said.
The carcass was removed from the lake and put on public display as hundreds of people, including politicians, turned up on Monday for a last glimpse of the crocodile.
Temple officials claimed the crocodile was a vegetarian which subsisted on the 'prasadam' made there.
Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Shobha Karandlaje said she hoped that the "God's own crocodile", which lived at the temple for over 70 years, attains 'sadgati' or salvation.
"Babiya, the god's own crocodile of Sri Anantapura Lake temple has reached Vishnu Padam. The divine crocodile lived in the temple's lake for over 70 years by eating the rice & jaggery prasadam of Sri Ananthapadmanabha Swamy & guarded the temple. May she attain Sadgati, Om Shanti!," she tweeted.
BJP state president K Surendran also paid tribute to the crocodile in a Facebook post. "Babiya has left. For decades, was a constant presence at the Kumbla Ananthapuram Mahavishnu temple. Millions of devotees sought its darshan, considering it as the image of God. Pranamam," he said.
Temple officials said that the carcass of the crocodile would be buried before Monday noon in a pit nearby.
The Mahavishnu temple is located at Ananthapura near Kumbla in the northern Kerala district of Kasaragod. The temple is known as the 'moolasthanam', the original source, of the Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy temple of Thiruvananthapuram, according to its website.
The temple's website also claims that a "very unusual phenomenon" there was the presence of a single crocodile in the temple lake, named 'Babia'.
"By tradition, the lake is inhabited by a single crocodile and in the memory of the very aged men the present crocodile happens to be the third one they have seen. When one crocodile dies another one inevitably appears in the lake and this continues to be an unexplained phenomenon," the website stated.
"There is no river or pond nearby where crocodiles exist. The crocodile is friendly and harmless to human beings. Its presence in the lake around the Mahavishnu temple reminds one of the well-known Gajendra Moksha stories in the Bhagavatha Puranam," it further said. 

Decades-old crocodile of living in a Kerala temple premises dies 

The carcass was removed from the lake and put on public display as hundreds of people, including politicians, turned up on Monday for a last glimpse of the crocodile.

A decades-old lone crocodile, claimed to be a vegetarian, that inhabited the lake at the Sri Ananthapadmanabha Swamy temple in Kerala and often found roaming inside its premises was found dead late on Sunday night.
Temple officials told PTI that the crocodile, fondly called Babia, was missing since Saturday. Thereafter, the carcass was found floating on the lake around 11.30 pm on Sunday night and the same was conveyed to the police and the animal husbandry department, temple officials said.
The carcass was removed from the lake and put on public display as hundreds of people, including politicians, turned up on Monday for a last glimpse of the crocodile.
Temple officials claimed the crocodile was a vegetarian which subsisted on the 'prasadam' made there.
Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Shobha Karandlaje said she hoped that the "God's own crocodile", which lived at the temple for over 70 years, attains 'sadgati' or salvation.
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"Babiya, the god's own crocodile of Sri Anantapura Lake temple has reached Vishnu Padam. The divine crocodile lived in the temple's lake for over 70 years by eating the rice &amp; jaggery prasadam of Sri Ananthapadmanabha Swamy &amp; guarded the temple. May she attain Sadgati, Om Shanti!," she tweeted.
BJP state president K Surendran also paid tribute to the crocodile in a Facebook post. "Babiya has left. For decades, was a constant presence at the Kumbla Ananthapuram Mahavishnu temple. Millions of devotees sought its darshan, considering it as the image of God. Pranamam," he said.
Temple officials said that the carcass of the crocodile would be buried before Monday noon in a pit nearby.
The Mahavishnu temple is located at Ananthapura near Kumbla in the northern Kerala district of Kasaragod. The temple is known as the 'moolasthanam', the original source, of the Sri Anantha Padmanabha Swamy temple of Thiruvananthapuram, according to its website.
The temple's website also claims that a "very unusual phenomenon" there was the presence of a single crocodile in the temple lake, named 'Babia'.
"By tradition, the lake is inhabited by a single crocodile and in the memory of the very aged men the present crocodile happens to be the third one they have seen. When one crocodile dies another one inevitably appears in the lake and this continues to be an unexplained phenomenon," the website stated.
"There is no river or pond nearby where crocodiles exist. The crocodile is friendly and harmless to human beings. Its presence in the lake around the Mahavishnu temple reminds one of the well-known Gajendra Moksha stories in the Bhagavatha Puranam," it further said.&nbsp;

The heavy rainfall in the parts of Madhya Pradesh has led to the incidents of crocodiles entering residential areas in Bhopal's Shivpuri district. The video of a crocodile is doing rounds on social media where the reptile can be seen strolling through the water-logged narrow street which becomes a threat to the locals.
The crocodile was spotted near the old bus stand on Sunday morning following which authorities were informed and after making an hour-long effort by the rescue unit, an eight-foot-long crocodile was successfully rescued.
According to officials, the crocodile might have entered the colony from a swollen nullah passing next to it. 

Watch: 8-feet-long crocodile enters residential colony in MP's Shivpuri 

Incidents of crocodiles entering residential areas along with overflowing waters from nearby lakes or nullahs are often reported during the monsoon season. 

The crocodile might have entered the colony from a swollen nullah next to it.&nbsp;

Incidents of crocodiles entering residential areas along with overflowing waters from nearby lakes or nullahs are often reported during the monsoon season.&nbsp;
One such incident has been reported from Madhya Pradesh's Shivpuri. A video doing rounds on social media shows a crocodile wading through a narrow water-logged street.&nbsp;
According to media reports, the crocodile was spotted near an old bus stand in Shivpuri on Sunday morning following which authorities were informed. The eight-foot-long crocodile was successfully rescued after an hour-long exercise by a rescue team from Madhav National Park and later released in a lake.&nbsp;
According to officials, the crocodile might have entered the colony from a swollen nullah next to it.&nbsp;
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Residents of a coastal Karnataka&nbsp;village were in for a shock as a giant crocodile was seen strolling on the streets on Thursday morning. The reptile reportedly made its way from a nearby river into the Kogilabanna village in Uttara Kannada district. The video of the crocodile walking in the village has gone viral.
In the video, the crocodile is seen parading down the streets of the village triggering panic among the locals.
Forest department officials later captured the crocodile and released it into the river.
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Viral Video: Giant crocodile strolls streets of Karnataka village

Residents of a coastal Karnataka&nbsp;village were in for a shock as a giant crocodile was seen strolling on the streets. Watch the viral video

Watch: Giant crocodile strolls on streets of Karnataka village

Residents of a coastal Karnataka&nbsp;village were in for a shock as a giant crocodile was seen strolling on the streets on Thursday morning. The reptile reportedly made its way from a nearby river into the Kogilabanna village in Uttara Kannada district. The video of the crocodile walking in the village has gone viral.
In the video, the crocodile is seen parading down the streets of the village triggering panic among the locals.
Forest department officials later captured the crocodile and released it into the river.
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Residents of a coastal Karnataka&nbsp;village were in for a shock as a giant crocodile was seen strolling on the streets on Thursday morning

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